Leadership Tip
Do You Want to be "Better" at Accomplishing "More"?
As we start the New Year
many of us resolve
to do things differently.
We commit to:
-
eat "better"
-
exercise "more"
-
lose "some" weight
-
be "less" stressed
After mid-January
many of us have given up on
or broken our resolutions.
The problem with general goals
is
that they are not specific.
It is difficult to accomplish an
adjective.
When we say,
"better," "more," or "some,"
we do
not know what this looks like.
By setting specific and measurable goals
we
have a tangible target and accountability.
Saying, "Eat fruit three times a day"
or "Go
to the gym four times a week"
creates a clear roadmap.
We
know when it is and is not happening.
We know where we stand
in relation to our target.
We can adjust accordingly.
This can be your year to
accomplish what you
want.
By being specific, developing an action plan
and
celebrating your successes along the way,
you can do it!
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