Goals that you do not really expect to achieve. They can inspire you have high expectations for yourself. Example - Running a marathon. You train for it and maybe achieve a half marathon. Maybe someday you will achieve a full marathon.
What is a visionary goal?
100
A conscious or unconscious response to a problem or an issue.
What is a decision?
100
Time management, meeting short-term and long term goals, and maybe visionary goals, planning.
What is planning your time?
100
Earnings that are paid to employees for each hour they work.
What is an hourly wage?
100
A goal where you need several months or even several years to reach these goals. Example - To be the best high jumper in the state.
What is a long term goal?
200
Goals that are met by a specific date. Example - Your term paper is due.
Goals that can be met at any time. Example - Saving $1,000 in your savings account.
What is fixed and flexible goals?
200
To carry out. Putting your plan into action.
What is to implement?
200
The ability to plan and use time well.
What is time management?
200
Establishment of financial goals, determine sources of income, estimate expenses, compare income and expenses, write the budget and keep records, and evaluate the budget.
What is the basics of Budgeting?
200
Come from within people. They include skills, knowledge, talents, energy, and people themselves.
What are human resources?
300
Step 1 - Make a list of what you want out of life.
Step 2 - Consider your values.
Step 3 - List ways you cold achieve your goals.
What are the steps in achieving goals?
300
Define the problem.
Establish your goals.
Prioritize your goals.
Look for resources.
Identify alternatives.
Make a decision.
Carry out the decision.
Evaluate the results of your decision.
What are the steps in the decision making process.
300
You do what most other people around you are doing. Example - Students often dress like other students.
What is Emulation?
400
Come from within people. They include knowledge, talents, energy, and people.
What is a human resource?
400
The steps in the management process.
What is planning, organizing, implementing, and evaluating?
400
The step in Time Management
What is planning, organizing, implementing, and evaluating?
400
5 Examples of fringe benefits.
What is health and life insurance, paid vacation time, paid sick days, savings plans, and retirement plans.
Making good choices.
Goals and resources
Decision Making and the Management Process
Managing your time
Managing your money
What is managing your daily life?
500
6 Time Management Strategies
What is steer clear of time wasters, avoid procrastination, combine tasks whenever possible, break tasks into smaller steps, compensate for lost time, be prepared to use spare time.
500
Income money that your earn. Things that your spend money on.
What is comparing income and expenses?
500
Benefits that are provided by the employer in addition to the worker's regular paycheck. Examples - paid vacation time, health and life insurance, paid sick days, savings plans, and retirement plans.