So i have been down with cold and catarrh this past few days but no to the devil's plan that i wont STEEM this.
If you didn’t take much time during the New Year for reflection and goal-setting, it’s not too late.
This doesn’t have to be a major event. Simply take some time out of your regular daily tasks to set yourself up for your best year yet.
You might want to spread the below activities out over the course of a week, so you can be sure to tackle a few different areas of your life: health, spiritual, finances, career-planning, gratitude, and more.
Here are 5 ways to start off your year with the best plan possible:
- Take time for reflection.
When planning for the year ahead, it is important to take a look back at the year you’ve completed. Not to dwell, but to celebrate what you’ve actually accomplished, and learn from the things that were not so fun at the time.
Here are some questions to guide you:
Where did I spend most of my time, money, and energy this past year?
What surprising thing happened this year?
When did I make or save most of my money this year?
What did I accomplish this year?
What did I do that was courageous?
Where were my time and energy leaks?
- Choose a New Year theme.
The first thing you will do is pick a theme. The theme is the most important focus of the year, and all other goals sit under the umbrella of this theme. What makes people fail to achieve their goals is by trying to do everything with equal importance. For example, by wanting to get 9 hours of sleep a night, start a spiritual practice, lose 20 pounds, and aggressively grow your business by $50K - it’s not going to work. Instead, mentally gather some of your goals, and pick a dominant theme.
- Write down your goals.
Start by writing out your goals in a brainstorming session. Get everything on paper that you want to accomplish this year.
Then, look at which goals relate the most to your theme, and which goals are your biggest priority. I want you to choose no more than 5 goals to focus on for the year.
Next, write down each goals on a separate piece of paper. Under each goal, break it down into bite-sized pieces that need to get done in order to actually accomplish the goal.
- Schedule it.
Tony Robbins says that if you don’t schedule it, don’t expect it to happen.
In other words, it’s not enough to brainstorm these things, you have to turn them into reality.
- Go over current work and plan for the future.
I take time to go over all current work that I have on my desk. I write down a list of my current networks, review where they are in the process, reach out to them, and pass along things I think they’d be inspired by. Be on top of it. Then, plan out the next few months of work-oriented tasks that need time, space, and attention.
Use these five steps to focus, review, and shine your light this year.
You can do it....IT IS NOT TOO LATE!!!