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Up a tree in ’23? Time to get off the floor in ’24.
Forget resolutions. We all know that resolutions last approximately a week to 10 days at the most before they are forgotten in a frenzy of overeating, under-exercising and over-spending.
The gyms may be filled for a week or two after the ball drops on New Year’s Eve, but after that, it’s back to business as usual for most people. Besides, resolutions are typically vague and fuzzy, so we won’t feel bad when we fail to live up to them.
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So, here’s a proven methodology for getting everything that you want in 2024.
Don’t just spout off a few New Year’s resolutions, draft a document called ‘2024 – Year In Review.’ Make it detailed and hold yourself to it. (iStock)
First, take some time right now, before the frenzy of the new work year begins, to ask yourself where you would like to be a year from now. Get specific in every department of life – family, work, earnings, net worth, relationships, health, fitness, and whatever else lights you up.
Then follow the guidance of longtime New York career coach David Dowd, who advises writing a “year in review” document even before the new year begins.
That’s right – sit down with the list of accomplishments you’d like to see in this year and draft a document called “2024 – Year In Review.” Write in the past tense, Dowd says, as if the things you’re hoping for have already come into existence.
Don’t sweat over how exactly you will accomplish all these great goals. Leave that to the universe and your subconscious. For now, you’ve got a blueprint, a map, guideposts, whatever you want to call it, so that you know where to direct your efforts.
Otherwise, the coming year will be like the years before it – a wandering generality without clear-cut goals.
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