Are you on track for accomplishing your year-end goals? Whether it’s personal, like getting healthy, or professional, like reaching sales numbers for your team, or even a fun goal like sky diving, where are you on your path? Often when fourth quarter comes around and things are not going as planned, we can get overwhelmed, frustrated and even anxious. It’s time to get back on track and here are two powerful ways to get you there: Repetition – Our vision and goals can get side

I heard the frustration in his voice. “I keep driving & pushing the team to move ahead, telling everybody what to do”. It’s like he was doing all the heavy lifting. “Why isn’t the project done? You said it would be complete by now?” I reflected to my client that his approach felt like HE was pushing his team towards their goals and the finish line (which is responsible) AND it sounded heavy, with a lot of hard work, convincing and force. He agreed and said “It’s like pushing

Did you achieve you goals for the first quarter of 2019? Yes? Congratulations! NO? Chances are, you are not alone. Read on for some tips to achieving them. First, I hope you are setting goals that are a stretch, audacious and require you to perform at uncomfortable levels in order to achieve them. If so, then hats off to you! You are on the right path. So, you set some stretch goals and usually after the excitements dies down, all the obstacles of why it can’t be done start t

At a wedding I attended recently, the bride and groom announced before family and friends that they promise to……. This is different from most weddings I have attended where the priest states the vows and the bride & groom say, “I do.” Hearing the couple state their own intentions made their commitment seem certain to be actualized. This reminded me of the accountability study done by the American Society of Training and Development, where they discovered that the likelih