Turning the calendar to a new year doesn’t actually have any meaning in and of itself, but it can be a great time to do a reset and take a few actions that will set you up for improved productivity in the weeks and months to come.
This year has been challenging, to say the least. As the year wraps up, let’s take time to look towards the future and think about where we’d like to be this time next year. What steps can we take now to get us where we want to be?
As the new year begins, are you making resolutions, setting goals, or both? What’s the difference, and how can they work together to create the results you want?
What matters most to you, and how will you make room for it in your life in the coming year? In this last episode of the year, I share some thoughts I’m pondering as the year ends and a new one begins.
As we wrap up the year, it’s a great time to review this year’s accomplishments and give some thought to the coming year. What would future you thank you for doing today?
As the new year begins, are you making resolutions you’ll abandon in a month or setting achievable goals? Are you basing your goals on unconscious expectations, or looking forward with a sense of expectancy?
Taking time in the last few weeks of the year to assess (and celebrate!) the present year and set a direction for the coming year can help you get 2016 off to the best possible start. Let’s talk about my process for a year-end review that lays the foundation for the coming year.
2014 is winding down, and 2015 is upon us. While we want to stay in the moment and enjoy the holiday celebrations, there’s still a little time to give thought to the coming year and what we want to accomplish. In this episode we look at 5 important productivity principles to keep in mind as…
