When a new year begins, it’s always good to look at where you’ve been the previous year and where you’re going this year. It’s called goal-setting.
The most important tip I can share with you when it comes to goal setting is to have something in writing. This way, you can refer back to those goals. I’ve found that people sometimes hesitate writing goals down because that means you actually have to do it.
If you put it in writing that you want to earn $150,000 over the next 12 months, you have to figure out how to get there. To get started, I suggest breaking down your activities. It all boils down to transactions—work backward from there and plan everything in terms of monthly, weekly, and daily goals. Which activities do you need to do so that you accomplish your overarching goal?
“Write your goals down now and make the next 12 months your best months ever.”
Put your goals in writing, but don’t be afraid of them. They’re your goals. It’s your plan. You can change them. It’s no different than when we talk about time blocking and setting schedules. You need to have these things in writing. Just like with your schedule, you can change your goal.
So write your goals down now and make the next 12 months your best months ever.
If you’d like to talk more about goal setting, or if there’s anything else I can help you with, don’t hesitate to reach out to me. I’m here to help.
