8 Steps You Can Take Today to Make Changes in 2003

Apr 17
09:21

2005

Laurie Meade

Laurie Meade

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"As a new year begins, we start reflecting on the past and decide we are going to change. We want to accomplish something. A new year could spark a new beginning; however, it gives most of us time to make excuses for quitting.

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Some of us might last until March,8 Steps You Can Take Today to Make Changes in 2003 Articles some of us don't last more than a few weeks. :o)

In my online marketing business, I feel the following 8 areas are a great place to focus on change for the new year.

I don't want to call them New Year's resolutions, that makes it easy to give up on them. I would rather call them,

"My Checklist to Improvement and Change"

By renaming my goals, I can put them in a different perspective in my mind. A checklist is something you will want to refer back to on a daily basis.

A failed New Year's resolution is something you don't even want to admit you made. This is especially true if you aren't successful with it.

  • Turn off the TV!
  • Keep an "action file."
  • Organize three things every day
  • Set yourself up on a schedule
  • Take time to enjoy yourself and your family.
  • Invest in a family planner.
  • Save money.
  • Write a journal, do it daily.

Of course there are the more common New Year's Resolutions like:

  • Exercise more.
  • Eat healthier food.
  • Lose weight.
  • Quit smoking.

I plan to stay focused on the 8 above. Of course if I can manage to add a few of these bottom ones that would be great.

I have already accomplished the quit smoking! (I never started in the first place :o)

Success starts with developing a clear strategy. If you're serious about making some changes in your life, focus on what's important to you and develop a plan for reaching your goals.

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