GOAL-SETTING AND DECISION-MAKING
Baylor University™s Community Mentoring for Adolescent Development 76 GOAL-SETTING Introduction Goal-setting is a powerful technique for helping a mentee develop a solid foundation for future planning and organization. By knowing what he/she wants to achieve in life, a mentee may know where they want to concentrate and what to improve.
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