No one can predict the future. The future is created by the actions we take. If we change our actions, we can change our future.
The end of 2016 is quickly approaching. The plans and goals we set for this year will either be accomplished or missed. I hope your year has been as successful and great as the vision you had last January.
I like to use this time of the year to reflect on the process I use to drive my results. Before I begin to define my goals for next year, I can improve my habits that drive my results. For 2017 to be better than 2016, we can’t just do the same things. Results only improve when you take actions to improve them. Here are some questions to think about as you prepare for next year.
1. Do you have a process to set goals that will make a difference in your life?
2. Do you have a process to review your progress?
3. Do you have a process to reflect on failure and success?
4. Do you have a process to adjust your plans if needed?
5. Do you have a process to celebrate small wins during the year?
6. Do you have a process to quantitatively measure your results?
7. Do you have a process for assessing your resources and fully utilizing them?
8. Do you have a process for prioritizing your actions to align with your goals?
That list of question may seem intimidating. The word “process” in every question reflects the requirement that achievement happens through the daily and weekly effort that you expend. It doesn’t happen by a stroke of luck.
I hope these questions have given you some ideas that will help you prepare for 2017, and where your normal process can improve. If you need help getting started, send me a message.
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