You’ve set goals and are optimistic about getting results. The question becomes, how do I organize myself to get everything I’ve planned done. We often set ourselves up for failure by trying to do too much at once. These tips for setting priorities can work for people in various work environments, whether you work in …
This week in the planning process we will take our goals and turn them into actionable tasks. A strategy is important when it comes to getting things done. By creating an action plan of exactly how you aim to reach each of your goals, you are much more likely to achieve them. If you missed …
Why is relaxing part of the planning process? Some people excel at taking it easy, but others struggle with what to do with themselves when they have off time. You may also feel guilty when you take time to relax. Why do we strive so hard if we have no time to relax and enjoy …
Week three of the annual planning process – Brainstorming – explains how to figure out what you want and where you want to go. This process has two steps. First, we will get our dreams and goals out on paper. Second, we will set some specific actionable goals for the new year. This process allows …
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Week two is about putting the past year to rest, releasing mental baggage, and letting go of things that are no longer serving you. Letting go or releasing is not about forgetting about the past year’s events but releasing their hold on you so you can start fresh. The mission this week is to look …