Advice: Get Ready To Set Goals in January

Get Ready To Set Goals in January

Written by Wendy Hearn

December tends to be a hectic time for most of us and before we know it January is upon us. Your thoughts may then turn to repparttar

goals you’re going to set yourself during next year. As a coach I work with people to set goals that work for them and encourage them on repparttar 102031

route to achieving them. I’ve found that many people want to set goals in January and this is great, but they often forget to review what they’ve achieved previously.

December is a great time to reflect on your achievements during repparttar 102032 past year, both personally and professionally. I really encourage you to take some time to write this down. Think back to January 1st and ask yourself, “How far have I come this year?” What have I achieved?”, “How have I improved myself?” and “What were my strengths?”

Living Your Life Mission

Written by Rinatta Paries

In last week's article (http://www.whatittakes.com/Archive/Newsletter30to39/newsletter__36.shtml), I asserted that defining and living your life mission can in fact make it easier to attract your ideal relationship. That's because simply living your life mission automatically attracts your ideal partner.

Sounds simple, right? Well it is and it isn't. It's simple because people who are compatible with you will be drawn to you. But living your life mission is not always effortless.

I believe to live your life mission you need to consistently take three specific steps. These are:

1. Trust and believe in yourself above all else. Trust that what you have deemed as your life mission is exactly that. Trust this even when others tell you it's not so. Trust when people who are incompatible start to move away. Hold onto your life mission during difficult times and decisions. Use it as a guiding light when you are lost. Believe in yourself.

2. Reorient your life around your life mission. Does your job reflect your life mission? Does your community? Your hobbies? Your conduct? If not, start making small, incremental changes oriented around your life mission. Small changes are easier to integrate over time and will make repparttar most difference.

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