This is the time of year where people are making resolutions and it’s almost too easy to do. Some times people make resolutions just because they think they should make them, not because it’s something that they really take the time to think about or something that they really want to do. Then they’re left to wonder why they don’t make good on their resolutions.
The key to making good on your New Year’s resolutions is to turn them into values-based goals. If you take the time to think about what’s important to you-the things that you value most and make your goals inside of those things, you are more likely to accomplish them. Even statistics have shown us that this is so.
I encourage you to take the time to think about what you want to resolve to do in 2009. Think about your values and turn your resolutions into goals and make your plans to carry them out. If you find yourself challenged, check this out.