Happy New Year one and all, I hope that 2008 brings you smiles every day!
I’m not really a resolution kind of person - although the nice thing about the over-indulgence of Christmas is that is can be a useful opportunity to reflect on what you want steady state to be, to get some new perspectives and draw a line in the sand as to the way things are going to be from now on.
For those of you setting yourself new goals for the year, take a moment to imagine how you will know that you have achieved that goal… what will you see, hear and, especially, feel. Take some time to enjoy this experience and you will be encouraging your mind to create new pathways between where you are and where you want to be. It will make the transition easier as you begin to become aware of how much progress you have already made by simply giving yourself a chance at spotting your success.
For me, my resolutions, if they can be called such, are to get my new website online, finish my coaching thesis which is taking longer than I had hoped, and get back in to the exercise routine that slipped in recent months with the change of role and levels of travel. I’m still working on my well-formed outcome for the latter, the others just require me to find opportunities in my schedule to get the remaining donkey work done.
