- State Your Intention. Writing down your resolution or goal provides a visual confirmation of your intention. It makes it real.
- Get SMART. Specific, measurable, achievable, realistic and time-sensitive - SMART – goals create benchmarks to track your forward movement.
- Be Itty-Bitty. Break your goals into a series of small, manageable tasks to jump start your progress. Smaller tasks also help create momentum to pull you forward to the next success.
- Shout It Out. Announce your goals to others to create a network or support and accountability.
- Flex-SMART. Flexibility with your goal components is necessary since circumstances change. And remember, flexibility and change do not equate to failure.
- No More New. Don’t obsess about your goal being a New Year’s resolution. Rather, think of your goals and the goal setting process as your All Year resolution.
- Recognize and Celebrate Successes. Partial accomplishments warrant just as much recognition and celebration as the final outcome. Appreciate all your victories.
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