Setting Yourself Goals - Keynote | Vistage UK

Setting Yourself Goals – Keynote

 

Time Management – Keynote

A keynote is a speech or presentation that establishes the main underlying theme of a conference or event, usually to a large audience and lasting approximately 45 minutes.

 

This keynote will look at how to set yourself goals in work and life, covering:

  • Why goal setting works.
  • A process for setting your goals.
  • Going beyond smart.
  • How to increase your assertiveness and self-discipline.
  • Which goals?  The meaning of life.

 

 

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