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4/10/2020

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

12 Comments

ahmad fauzan sirojudin link

10/20/2020 09:12:04 pm

good course

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.

Andrian

4/13/2021 04:04:34 am

Very nice course

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?

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.

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?

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.

pritosh kumar link

3/26/2022 01:51:48 am

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

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.

Afnan K

12/11/2022 07:54:13 am

Hello,
I'm Afnan recently completed my degree in Computer Science & got placed in a company, but I want to build my career as a teacher or in educational field as I love to teach math and I have experience in teaching too but I'm in a situation in which what I do as if I need to follow my passion, I need to reject the offer and build my career in a different field. So can you please suggest me something that helps me out

Richard Feenstra link

12/11/2022 10:32:11 am

It depends on your financial ability to reject the offer. I see a few options.

-1- Reject the offer and apply for teaching positions.
-2- Accept the offer and apply for teaching positions.
-3- Accept the offer, create educational content (videos) for online teaching, and apply for teaching positions.
-4- Reject the offer, create educational content, and apply for teaching positions.

In all cases, if you wish to teach, then you apply for teaching positions. You set goals to follow that path. This means sacrificing other possibilities.

Afnan K

12/11/2022 10:52:43 pm

Thank you very much. I will choose 3 most probably even though my family is financially stable as I have a month to reject the offer so I will try for teaching positions and if it didn't work out, I will continue creating content and accept the offer.

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