Seeking Goals and Reaching Objectives - THIS YEAR
Last night, the musician screamed into his microphone, “45 seconds until the new year. Have you made your resolution?”
Did you spend any time reflecting on ways that you wanted to be better this year? Given 45 seconds, I didn’t come up with a foolproof improvement plan. Lucky for me, I have a database of favorite Aridni articles that I often look to for inspiration:
What does it really take to make money? This article guides you in defining and reaching your financial desires
Is it better to let your dreams die or do a poor job? Todd’s had an idea for about a year… but he lacks skill. What does he do? What do you do?
No longer the bride today I celebrated my one-year anniversary this summer and found a finance partner to boot for - I discovered a 5-step plan to seeking goals and reaching objectives.
Are you climbing to the top when there is no top? Before you can get somewhere tomorrow, you have to think of where you are today. Examine the corporate ladder at your office.
Make your success move from the polls to the ballot Women are starting new businesses twice as fast as men. Three success secrets revealed–
One month to impress Define your image in one month, step by step.
Thanks for the recap. We always think of New Years as the time to adopt a few resolutions for the new year. But more often than not, these last a few weeks and by February they are distant history. Your article and the links are a good refresher that we need to do an overall evaluation of what we are doing and where we are headed. Even if the result is simply fine tuning our goals, it is important that periodically we do this evaluation. Otherwise it is too easy to fall into a rut with direction.
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