So today is the 4th of January. Are you sick of the New Years Resolution posts already? And the get rich quick / try this new diet blogs?
Even as I plan for a wedding (12 weeks away – eeeek!) and try to create a healthier, happier me, I’m already sick of these types of posts and news articles cropping up everywhere. It’s all just the same stuff, again and again and again and I don’t believe that’s good for anyone.
I do however think that the New Year can bring about a lot of personal and professional benefits. It is useful to stop and take a moment to evaluate where you are and where you want to go.
Even as I plan for a wedding (12 weeks away – eeeek!) and try to create a healthier, happier me, I’m already sick of these types of posts and news articles cropping up everywhere. It’s all just the same stuff, again and again and again and I don’t believe that’s good for anyone.
I do however think that the New Year can bring about a lot of personal and professional benefits. It is useful to stop and take a moment to evaluate where you are and where you want to go.
So rather than creating New Year resolutions, why not focus instead on what worked well for you in your business last year and concentrate on doing more of that. It’s time to get smarter & spend your time and money (aka your investment) in your business wisely. Sometimes radical changes can make a big difference but often times it’s the small incremental improvements added together than contribute to a bigger, better business.
I’m not going to make any New Year’s resolutions this year. Rather, I'm going to commit to doing more of what worked well, things that made me happy & making incremental improvements along the way.
2016 is going to be amazing!
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I’m not going to make any New Year’s resolutions this year. Rather, I'm going to commit to doing more of what worked well, things that made me happy & making incremental improvements along the way.
2016 is going to be amazing!
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