The document discusses goal setting and achieving success through breaking long-term goals into smaller, short-term goals. It provides examples of successful people who set goals for themselves including E. Sreedharan, known as the "Metro Man" for transforming public transport systems in India, Narayan Murthy who founded Infosys, and Azim Premji who transformed Wipro from a vegetable oil business into a major IT company. The key message is that setting clear, achievable goals and working towards them in a step-by-step manner can help achieve dreams and success.

1. Which way will you take?

2. The Cat: That
depends a good
deal on where
you want to get
to.
Alice: I don’t
much care where.
The Cat: Then it
doesn’t much
matter which way
you go.
Alice: Would you
tell me, please,
which way I ought
to go from here?
The Cat: That
depends a on
where you want to
get to.
Alice: I don’t much care
where.
The Cat: Then it doesn’t
much matter which way
you go.

3. What is GOAL?
A dream becomes a
goal when action is
taken towards
achieving it

7. GOAL SETTING
A Step FOR SUCCESS

9. If you want
to
go
For trip…….
What all things
You would
carry along
For a week’s vacation?

10. No one can Predict
To what heights
You can soar……
Even you
Will not realize it….
…….Until you
Spread your wings

13. Decisions that change your life

14. Story of Goal Setting

15. In 1984 of the Tokyo
International Marathon, one
Japanese athlete Yamada
unexpectedly won the world
championship.
Reporters asked him his secret of
success, he said that: ”I use
wisdom to defeat opponent." Many
people didn’t believe him.
Marathon is the sport requires both
physical strength and endurance. He
said that wisdom led to his success
seems reluctantly.

16. Two years later, Yamada
Italian International Marathon
championship again.
A reporter asked him secret of
his success.
Yamada answered the
reporter the same as last
time:" I use wisdom to defeat
opponent." Everyone was
puzzled by his so-called
wisdom.

17. Yamada in his
autobiography he says:"
Before each game, I will
travel the whole route and
check it carefully.
I will mark some important
signs alone the road, such
as the first mark is a bank,
the second mark is a tree,
and the third mark is a red
house, thus mark to the
end.
Ten years later, the mystery is
finally discovered.

18. When the race begins, I run as
fast as I can towards the 1st goal,
the bank. When I arrive at the
bank, I will strive for the 2nd goal,
the tree.
I break the whole marathon route
into many small goals and finish
them one by one easily.
If I had set my goal at the end of
the 40 kilometers then I would be
exhausted in the first 10
kilometers because I am scared
by the remote distance."

19. This story gives us a lot of
inspiration. You can learn a lot
from it.
A great dream can be
achieved through many small
goals. These small goals are
your short term goals.
Sometimes we fail not
because the goal is too hard,
it is that we don't break the
long term goal into several
small goals. So we feel that
success is too far away.

20. Failures???
Stepping stone to success

21. Swami Vivekananda – Global
citizen
Some Real stories of
Indians who set goals,
achieved them and are
successful

22. E. Sreedharan -“Metro Man”
E. Sreedharan was born on 12 june 1932
in the Palakkad district of Kerala.
Completed his Civil Engineering from the
Government Engineering College,
Kakinada, Andhra Pradesh
known as JNTUK.
Started his as a lecturer in Civil Engineering
College at the Government Polytechnic,
Kozhikode
Served as the managing director of Delhi Metro

23. Narayan Murthy – Founder of
Infosys
Born into a Kannada family in Mysore,
India on August 20, 1946.
 B.E. Electrical from University of
Mysore (1967) and M.Tech from IIT
Kanpur (1969).
 Narayan Murthy began his career
with Patni Computer Systems in Pune.
In 1981, Narayana Murthy founded
Infosys with six other software
professionals.

24. Azim Premji
 Born in 1945 in Mumbai
 Top 30 all time great
entrepreneurs in the World
Completed Electronic Engineering
from Stanford University, USA
Took over Wipro at 21 years,
transformed from vegetable oil
business to one of the largest IT
service provider

25. Bachelor’s in science and MBA
from IIM, Calcutta
Started her career with Johnson &
Johnson
Pusued Master’s degree in Public
and Private Management
Listed in World’s 100 most
influential people
CEO of PepsiCo
Indira Nooyi

26. Vinod Dham
Father of Pentium Chip
Completed Electronic Engineering
from Delhi University and Masters
from University of Cincinnati,
USA
Began his career in NCR
Corporation at Dayton, USA
Joined Intel where he developed
world famous Pentium processor

27. •Is a state of mind
•It is a journey
•You are successful if you get
satisfaction with what you are
doing
•Success is when you are able
to help others to succeed
What is Success ?

33. Would you set your goals
today?