The beginning of
the New Year is time when many of us make resolutions to make positive changes
in our lives (i.e. quit smoking, eat better, lose weight, exercise, be more
patient, etc.). The question is how we
keep ourselves accountable to these goals throughout the year? I believe clarity is the first step. That is, clearly articulating our goals and
writing them down. The second step is
writing down what needs to be done to achieve the goal and giving ourselves deadlines
to achieve each step. The third step is
the ongoing process of following through and adjusting as necessary. I highly recommend keeping a journal and
writing reflections at least weekly on your frustrations and progress toward
reaching the goals of 2013. In taking
time to briefly reflect even on a weekly basis on our goals even if we drift or
become distracted we give ourselves the opportunity to redirect ourselves in
the direction of our own goals.
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