Synergy Consultants, LLC — Leadership Tip : Re-directing Resolutions





Leadership Tip Re-directing Resolutions Resolution. The word brings to mind starting over, new beginnings and hope. Re Solution. Are you re-doing the same solution year in and year out? Are you starring in Resolution Part 2? We make promises about our health, diets and attitudes. We’ll exercise more, eat better, lose 10 pounds and be more patient. Dustin Hoffman makes resolutions about his body every year. Jay Leno does not believe in them. Often we commit to the same goals year in and year out. We get frustrated when we do not accomplish them. They usually require willpower and we have a limited supply. What if you tried a new approach this year? What if you developed a theme for the year around which to center your life? Ally McBeal, the TV lawyer, often had theme songs. The Chinese year is named after an animal. Having a purpose will lead to success. The theme becomes your focus inspiring you to take actions in its support. This approach means that you are moving toward something, rather than denying yourself or relying on willpower. You could create the year of health, lifestyle, joy or patience. Then the steps that you take will align with this bigger commitment. Share your theme with family and friends. Ask them to hold you accountable and support you. By having a cast of supporting actors and a theme, you can direct your own life. Then next year will be starring in Resolution Resolved instead of Resolution Part 3. Wishing you joy, health and prosperity in the new year!	Leadership Tips Archives 2010 \| 2009 \| 2008 2007 \| 2006 \| 2005 The Art of Conversation Holiday Gifts Seasoning Greetings A Season to Taste How Well Does Your Customer Service Run? The Secret of Life The Strength of Secret Selves Daytime Drama Passion Leads to Engagement What Children Can Teach Us Falling for Change Listening "Fore" the Cues When Did You Last Hear, "It's My Job"? Lessons From the First Day of School Advice on Attitude Adjustments This Land Is Your Land Pausing for Vacation Traveling as a Tourist Entrepreneurship + Enthusiasm + Engagement = Sales Success What Do a Golf Swing and a Relationship Have in Common? A Wild Ride I Didn't Get Screwed! Foursome Fun Can Teach Team Tactics A Perfect Fit Stop Winning Memories on Memorial Day An Alarming Thought Age is Just a Number Enthusiasm is Never Outdated Passion and Persistence Pay Off Great Expectations When it Comes to Customer Service, Know the Facts Friday the 13th Could Be Your Lucky Day! Playing with Imperfection Can Harmony and Balance Make You Wealthy? How to Be Charming, Even If You Aren't a Prince Dreams Are For Everyone—Not Just Dreamgirls! Customer Blues What Distracts You? To Tell the Truth With Love on Valentine's Day Teamwork On and Off the Field An Inspiring Idea Play is Serious Work! Your Dreams Can Make a Difference How to Win by Losing Re-directing Resolutions
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Leadership Tip Re-directing Resolutions Resolution. The word brings to mind starting over, new beginnings and hope. Re Solution. Are you re-doing the same solution year in and year out? Are you starring in Resolution Part 2? We make promises about our health, diets and attitudes. We’ll exercise more, eat better, lose 10 pounds and be more patient. Dustin Hoffman makes resolutions about his body every year. Jay Leno does not believe in them. Often we commit to the same goals year in and year out. We get frustrated when we do not accomplish them. They usually require willpower and we have a limited supply. What if you tried a new approach this year? What if you developed a theme for the year around which to center your life? Ally McBeal, the TV lawyer, often had theme songs. The Chinese year is named after an animal. Having a purpose will lead to success. The theme becomes your focus inspiring you to take actions in its support. This approach means that you are moving toward something, rather than denying yourself or relying on willpower. You could create the year of health, lifestyle, joy or patience. Then the steps that you take will align with this bigger commitment. Share your theme with family and friends. Ask them to hold you accountable and support you. By having a cast of supporting actors and a theme, you can direct your own life. Then next year will be starring in Resolution Resolved instead of Resolution Part 3. Wishing you joy, health and prosperity in the new year!	Leadership Tips Archives 2010 \| 2009 \| 2008 2007 \| 2006 \| 2005 The Art of Conversation Holiday Gifts Seasoning Greetings A Season to Taste How Well Does Your Customer Service Run? The Secret of Life The Strength of Secret Selves Daytime Drama Passion Leads to Engagement What Children Can Teach Us Falling for Change Listening "Fore" the Cues When Did You Last Hear, "It's My Job"? Lessons From the First Day of School Advice on Attitude Adjustments This Land Is Your Land Pausing for Vacation Traveling as a Tourist Entrepreneurship + Enthusiasm + Engagement = Sales Success What Do a Golf Swing and a Relationship Have in Common? A Wild Ride I Didn't Get Screwed! Foursome Fun Can Teach Team Tactics A Perfect Fit Stop Winning Memories on Memorial Day An Alarming Thought Age is Just a Number Enthusiasm is Never Outdated Passion and Persistence Pay Off Great Expectations When it Comes to Customer Service, Know the Facts Friday the 13th Could Be Your Lucky Day! Playing with Imperfection Can Harmony and Balance Make You Wealthy? How to Be Charming, Even If You Aren't a Prince Dreams Are For Everyone—Not Just Dreamgirls! Customer Blues What Distracts You? To Tell the Truth With Love on Valentine's Day Teamwork On and Off the Field An Inspiring Idea Play is Serious Work! Your Dreams Can Make a Difference How to Win by Losing Re-directing Resolutions
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