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Once you have established your goals, created your vision board, scheduled your action steps into your planner, and begin to get to work towards your goals, you will need to take time out to review your progress.
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Breaking down your goals into actionable, bite-sized steps will help you take action and achieve success.
Like the old saying goes, “How do you eat an elephant? One bite at a time.”
The more I learn, the more I realize that success is about taking action not theory.
So, taking action to achieve success is to be part of your life that will help bring your goals closer toward you.
You can only bring your desires toward you when you are willing to actively pursue them. If you are waiting for good things to drop from the sky, then get comfortable because you’ll have a long wait.
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Positive affirmations are daily statements that we make to ourselves that help us align our lives by focusing our thoughts in positive directions.
Sometimes all it takes is a simple switch from “glass half empty” thinking to “glass half full” thinking.
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Goal setting is a powerful tool that can give direction, motivation, and structure to your daily efforts.
It helps you prioritize your work, and gives markers of achievement and opportunities for success and rewards. It’s your roadmap to success!
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The start of the final quarter is a good time to review your efforts and make adjustments to meet the goals you established for this year.
And to start thinking about your self-improvement plan for next year…
You may need to roll over some goals you didn’t meet this year into next year’s plan. You may have found some skill or knowledge gaps that you’ll want to work on next year.
But the plan is simple, identify your weaknesses and develop a way to master them. Everyone has weaknesses and that’s okay. You’re human and you’re not perfect.
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