Why New Year Resolutions Fail And How to Set Yourself up for Success
How To Set Yourself Up For Success This New Year 2022
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Every year, millions of people take the opportunity to use January as a fresh start. Are you one of them?
After another challenging and strange year in 2021, many are excited about 2022 with the hope of change and new possibilities.
But change and opportunity don’t come by chance. They come by being clear and intentional about what you want the year to look like and what you will do to make it happen.
That’s why the process of setting New Year’s goals, resolutions, or visions is so essential. It provides a chance to stop and reflect on your hopes and plans for the new year – to bring consciousness and intention to your life.
Are you on track with your New Year's goals? If your answer is no, you're not alone! According to U.S. News & World Report, 80% of people give up on their New Year resolutions by the second week of February. That's just around the corner.
Read my latest article: Why New Year Resolutions Fail and How to Set Yourself Up for Success to learn about the challenges you might face and get strategies to stay on track.
Who knows what this year will bring. But whatever happens, and regardless of external circumstances, you have the power to make this year great. You have the power to create change and discover new possibilities. You have the power to achieve your goals.
Expect great things. Then, go after them with commitment, passion, and resilience. Here’s to an incredible 2022!
***If you know you want to make a change this year, but you're not sure where to start, check out my online course: 5 Steps To Discover Your Next. I’m committed to helping you get the year started on the right foot - please use the code NEWYEAR at checkout to get the course for just $47, a 90% discount. This special offer ends at the end of January!***
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“If you want something done, ask a busy person.”
I’ve watched that saying prove true again and again over nearly 30 years of coaching and consulting. The capable people get tapped for everything.
Can you lead the presentation? Train the new hire? Fix the project? Join one more committee? Of course you can. You’re reliable, experienced and willing to step in.
But just because you can do something doesn’t mean you should.
My latest Forbes article explores what I call the curse of competence: getting pulled into work because you’re good at it, not because it is the best use of your strengths, supports your growth or brings you joy.
If you feel like you’re the one carrying everything, I wrote this piece for you.
Inside, I share:
How to recognize when competence has quietly become obligation
The real cost to your energy, growth and joy
A simple YES filter to use before automatically agreeing
Graceful ways to say no, redirect an opportunity or make room on your plate
This isn’t about becoming less helpful or less generous. It’s about protecting your capacity for the work only you can do.
The goal isn’t to do less. It’s to stop giving your best work away so you can be brilliant at the work that fulfills you.