Outcome Mapping

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Session 1 Exercise 1 Draw

Session 2 an intro

Has the world changed you? Have you brought any change?

“ Successful events do not just happen. They are well PLANNED.”

Exercise 2 Visualise

Begin with the End in Mind

It’s your eightieth birthday.

Visualize

Settings, decoration

Chief guest, guests

Felicitations

Food

Session 3 Vision/Mission/Goal

Those Who Dream Make a Difference! Ms. Kalpana Pant, Chaitanya

“ Vision is a statement which substantiates the existence and image of a better future.”

“ Look ahead. No one becomes successful in the past.” Vision

Compelling Questions for Envisioning Who am I ? Why Do I Exist? What Makes Me Unique? What Do I Want to Accomplish? How Will I Accomplish It? How Will I Hold myself Accountable?

To reach the possible, you must go beyond the possible into the impossible.

VISION

Ability to see beyond our present reality

Ability to create what does not yet exist

Ability to become what we not yet are

Manifestation of creative imagination

Step 1 : Vision Statement

Reflects the broad spectrum of betterment in which you want to see yourself

The Mission is that “bite” of the Vision Statement on which you are going to focus

Write your mission( birthday) as statement Example My mission is to live every day of my life with discipline, purpose and inner peace continually seeking the guidance of God to make the world a better place by empowering people in my circle of influence. Share it with as many others as possible

Goal vs. Objective Goal inscribes a roadmap. Objective is results and program oriented.

SMART Goals

S pecific

M easurable

A ttainable

R ealistic

T ime bound/ T angible

Tangible Image

Translates your lofty, spirited purpose into a tangible and highly focused goal.

Focuses your attention and is more emotionally charged.

Require no further explanation and unifies your efforts.

Checklist

Have I made use of all my endowments?

Have I considered all my roles in my life?

Does it fulfill all my basic needs?

Physical Life (health, money) Mental Life ( growing in knowledge, skill) Social Life (relationship) Spiritual Life (vision, purpose, values to guide, personal congruence) Family Life Basic Needs To live, to love, to learn, and to leave a legacy

Don’t aim for too many at a time

Fulfillment of all needs leads to inner synergy Vision ignites fire within

Vision

is a DOABLE Dream

is a TOUCHSTONE to test your actions

DEFINES your future – allows group to have a continuous growth - KAIZEN

comes from EXPERIENCE / KNOWLEDGE / IMAGINATION – each is related to the other, yet each is different

At General Electric (GE) the vision is 'We bring good things to life'.

At Indian Overseas Bank , the vision is “We want our customers to say that IOBians are ‘Good People to Grow With’ ”

If your were to reach new heights,

What actions must you continue with?

What actions must you stop?

What actions must you do more of?

What actions must you do less of?

What new actions must you take?

Five Questions Your Vision-Mission Statement Should Answer

“ It must be borne in mind that the tragedy of life doesn’t lie in not reaching your goal,” said Benjamin E. Mayes. “ The tragedy lies in having no goal to reach. It isn’t a calamity to die with dreams unfulfilled, but it is a calamity not to dream.”

the key to success lies with May HE Bless you