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Often they are set up with the best of intentions, but it’s not uncommon to find yourself lost in New Year’s resolutions or just weeks or months into the New Year. , prioritizing “just getting by” over any effort to achieve more than the status quo, which can ultimately get in the way.
However, according to members Young Entrepreneur Council, your years don’t have to go that way. Below, I’ll share tips for making each New Year’s resolution work, especially when it comes to business, and explain why the right plan can help you reach your goals.
Members from the left in the photo.
Photos courtesy of each member.
1. Find an accountability partner that motivates you
I think the greatest thing you can do is hold yourself accountable by getting an accountability partner or joining a mastermind group. You can do this by contacting entrepreneurs, colleagues, or business mentors. Having someone who knows what you’re working on and is willing to check in can help you stay motivated throughout the year, which is key to achieving your goals. – Blair Williams, member press
2. Set short-term goals that help you reach your long-term goals
It’s not realistic to set a goal that takes 12 full months because the time period is too long. It requires a great deal of commitment and is generally easy to quit. Instead, I recommend focusing on setting small, manageable goals that are part of a larger plan. Set small goals regularly to help you move forward. Small wins keep you motivated. – Zane Stevens, Protea Financial
3. Focus on one goal at a time
The key to making New Year’s resolutions work is to focus on one thing. Many people make exhaustive lists of solutions. That’s great, but it can be hard to focus on everything at once, and he’ll be more successful if he picks just one goal to work on first and builds from there. Successfully achieving one goal or solution motivates you to keep going and achieve more. – side bulky, WP newbie
4. Check your progress regularly
Setting SMART goals is a great trick to sticking your New Year’s resolutions into your business. This is a common technique, but one thing many people tend to forget is goal check-ins. This is especially true for goals with long timelines. With a 12-month timeline, if he sets a goal in January, he’ll be busy throughout the year and risk getting sidelined. By scheduling regular check-ins (at least once a month), you can identify goals that are falling behind, but still have time to get back on schedule. – Diana Goodwin, market box
5. Turn your goal into a frog
If you have a goal, make it a frog and try to reach it as quickly as possible. A “frog,” a metaphor from Mark Twain’s words, is a pressing task or something you have to do, but you may not be focusing on it. I recommend breaking it down into a series of achievable tasks and goals to knock it out as early in the day as possible. Called “Eat That Frog,” this time management system, described in Brian Tracy’s best-selling book of the same name, is a way to get the things you need done most done early. Applied to New Year’s resolutions, this tactic blocks time for progress, and repeated execution yields results. Please eat at – David Hensel, task drive
6. Keep a solution journal for reflection and organization
Most people already understand the basics to make the solution work. Create a concrete plan, set actionable deadlines, and hold yourself accountable in some way. However, the key to making your solution work long-term is to keep a resolution journal. Keeping a solution journal allows you to write about your successes and struggles. why you are working towards your goals. It helps you track your past, organize your present, and plan for your future. You can buy a resolution journal online or create your own with your own artwork and motivational quotes. Help!- Shu Saito, all filters
7. Make sure your goals are worth it to you
I think the key to making New Year’s resolutions work is making sure they are something that is very important or valuable to you. It is common to set up a (personal or professional) A few days or weeks is enough to keep you motivated, but not over the course of your journey. For that, your determination must be significant enough to allow you to act spontaneously. It’s hard to stick to a plan and stay motivated in your efforts unless you truly believe that what you’re aiming for is of high value. – Jared Acheson, WP Forms
8. Place precedents and rewards
If you’re making New Year’s resolutions, set both prerequisites and rewards to ensure you reach your new goals. For example, if your goal is to prepare for his day, create prerequisites such as scheduling times for each day on your calendar, then create reminder alarms to help you reach your goal. As a reward, we recommend scheduling a snack or coffee break for him after the prep session.This sets the task to be completed and Completion is rewarded, resulting in a positive “habit-forming” behavioral change. – Cooper Harris, clickley
9. Keep moving forward despite setbacks and hurdles
I believe the key to making New Year’s resolutions work is not giving up, whether it’s personal or professional. We must strengthen our spirits and keep the needle moving no matter what. Some of the goals you set for the coming year will be easy to achieve, while others will be less achievable. The secret to achieving all goals is to keep moving forward despite countless setbacks and mishaps. It’s easy to get discouraged and give up on something. But it takes an iron will and an unwavering determination to push through any obstacles. There’s a reason they call it a solution, after all. – Stephanie Wells, formidable form
