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• 80 – 20 goal-setting rule
80% of your important accomplishments will come from 20% of your goals
• Each of you should have your own copy of this book…will you
read it and take the time to consider how it might help?
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Reference:
Blanchard, K. and Johnson, S. (1982). The one minute manager. New York: Morrow.
My Story
• I was an Air Force Brat…born in Texas and my parents retired in Utah at
10 years old.
• Joined USAR December 2, 1975 as a Field Artillery Fire Direction
Specialist in Ogden, Utah – with aim to go to college
• Graduated High School May 28th, 1976 and 8 days later was in basic
training
• Returned from AIT and went to college…released to ROTC Control Group
• Wasn’t real serious about college – got married and left school.
• Joined Army National Guard in April 1978
• Took AGR position as Unit Administrator in Guard March 10, 1980
• Transferred to USAR and took AGR position as Army Reserve Recruiter
July 17, 1983 – Ogden Utah Recruiting Station – SLC Battalion
• Became USAR Guidance Counselor in July 1986 – Fort Douglas, UT
• Converted to Regular Army in October 1988 – Station Commander in
Cedar City, UT
• Large Station Commander – Kearns, UT – October 1990
Continued
•Interim First Sergeant – Salt Lake City Company – Oct 1992 – Mar 1993
•RA Guidance Counselor – Oct 1993 – Salt Lake City MEPS
•HQ USAREC Plans Policy and Programs – Mar 1994
•Senior Operations NCO – Phoenix Recruiting Battalion – Jun 1997
•Senior Guidance Counselor – Phoenix MEPS – Dec 1998
•Retired January 31, 2000
•Bachelor’s degree is an absolute must before you leave the service – and
it doesn’t matter what it is in.
•You have the time it takes, and credit that can help you get there – it takes
your drive, will and determination to make graduation happen – motivate
yourself and get there – plenty of good schools that can help!
What are your questions?