What Is The Smart coaching-model ?

Specific Goals 

Clearly define objectives to provide direction and focus. 

Measurable Criteria 

Establish metrics to track progress and determine when the goal is achieved. 

Achievable Targets 

Set realistic and attainable goals considering the client's abilities and resources. 

Relevant Objectives 

Ensure the goals are aligned with the client’s broader life or business aspirations. 

Time-Bound Deadlines 

Create a timeline with specific deadlines to foster a sense of urgency. 

Motivation Boost 

Enhance client motivation and focus by setting well-structured goals. 

Clarity and Direction 

Provide a clear roadmap that outlines the steps needed to achieve the goals. 

Model Limitations 

Acknowledge potential drawbacks of the SMART model, such as overemphasis on measurable outcomes. 

Effective Application 

Offer practical tips for successfully implementing the SMART model in coaching sessions. 

Continuous Refinement 

Regularly review and adjust goals to ensure they remain relevant and achievable. 

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