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4/10/2020

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If you are taking my SMART goals course on Udemy, then you may have noticed that the Q/A feature is not available. This is due to the course currently being free. As a work around, if you have any questions about the course please make a comment and I will respond as soon as possible. Or, if you see a comment by another student, join in on the discussion. 

Kind regards,

​Richard Feenstra 
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ahmad fauzan sirojudin link
10/20/2020 09:12:04 pm

good course

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Gloria
3/23/2021 02:46:52 pm

Thank you for providing us students excellent teaching about what SMART goals are and how we can apply them to our lives.

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Andrian
4/13/2021 04:04:34 am

Very nice course

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vedant
7/24/2021 10:16:56 pm

i have entrance exam (jee mains) after 10 months. syllabus is so vast & i have to study minimum 10 hours a day. how should i manage this?

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Richard Feenstra link
7/25/2021 05:40:17 am

I would reach out to other people that have already taken the exam and ask them how they managed. Ask them how they prepared, how they studied?

After you have asked 4-5 people how they approached the (jee mains), you should be able to create a similar plan that will work for you.

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Pranali
1/11/2022 09:54:48 am

Hello sir, I am B.Tech electrical engineering student , i am not able to decide what should I do after the graduation. Should I work to achieve my goals or to earn money as my financial condition is poor?

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Richard Feenstra link
3/26/2022 04:55:23 am

Hi Pranali, apologies for the delay, I was just notified of this comment.

Graduating means you achieved a major goal in life, becoming an electrical engineer. I would not let that achievement go to waste. I would set goals that use the degree, which presumably would include using the degree to earn money.

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pritosh kumar link
3/26/2022 01:51:48 am

whats your goal?can't you do both at the same time?

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Richard Feenstra link
3/26/2022 05:05:15 am

Hi Pritosh,

Yes, it is possible to pursue multiple goals at the same time. In fact, we most often are and that is the reason "R" stands for Relevant in the SMART model. You create a list of goals and can choose multiple goals to pursue at the same time.

Relevant can also help identify goal conflict. For instance you might have a goal to save money for a home and another goal to on a vacation. These are in conflict, requiring you either do not pursue one of the goals or you balance, requiring longer time to accomplish both.

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Ales
5/13/2022 12:21:31 am

Hello Sir, Now a days my Time management is getting worse which leads to to take a course on time management. Sir I am a pursuing my Bachelor Civil Engineering, Bachelors degree in Computer and Bachelors degree in Humanities. As at the time I decided to study all courses, I was totally managing my time precisely but as of now it's been 2 months I am failed to manage. Can you recommend me how to manage and achieve all degrees.

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  • Home
  • Videos
    • The OODA Loop
    • The RPD Model
    • Reducing the Dunning-Kruger Effect
    • The Trolley Problem
    • The Planning Fallacy
    • Conduct a SWOT Analysis
    • 4D's on a To-Do-List
    • Mere Exposure Effect
    • Using a Premortem
    • Reciprocity Bias
    • Motivated Change
    • Correlation vs. Causation
    • Maslow's Hierarchy and Innovation
    • Understanding Psychological Anchors
    • IDEA 4-Step Problem Solving
    • Using SMART Goals
    • How to Gain Insights
    • The Eisenhower Matrix
    • SMART Goals - 60 Seconds
    • Tactical Decision Games
  • Articles