Do you have dreams that you are trying to make come true? Do you have a goal that you are trying to crush? Success doesn’t happen by chance. You don’t have to get lucky or win the lottery to live the life of your dreams.
You just have to choose to be successful. If you make the right daily choices, adopt good habits and behaviors, and approach life with the right mindset, you can make your dreams come true.
Goal Success by Choice helps you make the choices that will move you closer to your goals and keep you from holding yourself back.
I hope these posts help you get a little closer to crushing your goals.
Happy New Year!
It’s New Year’s week, and it is time to check on my “resolutions” from the past year. Yes, I understand it is still October. I am talking about my upgraded strategy to break free from resolution failure.
In this week’s Goal Success By Choice, I review the choice you can make that will help you stop resolving to fail. Plus, I am sharing a real-talk recap of how I did with my goals for the past year.
We all face those occasional crappy days when it feels like nothing is going right, and we can’t even buy a win. Being prepared for these days can make all of the difference. One strategy that can help you overcome the funk of these bad days is celebrating past wins, which doesn’t just mean you own!
Learn more about the power of celebrating wins in week’s Goal Success by Choice.
Your brain is a powerful tool. But be warned, your brain is always listening to what you are saying about yourself. And your brain believes you! One wrong move and you risk turning this powerful tool against you and undermining your happiness.
Learn how to harness the power of your brain and silence your self-defeating lies in this week’s Goal Success by Choice.
Love it or hate it, small talk is a way of life. Unfortunately, small talk usually starts with one of the most dreaded questions we are ever asked. But it doesn’t have to be that way. With a little effort, you can rewrite your story in a way that doesn’t make you hate this terrible question.
Learn what this question is and how to reimagine your answer in this week’s Goal Success By Choice.
While celebrating a different kind of measurement streak, I started reflecting on “the measurement trap.”
If you want to achieve success with a goal, measuring your daily progress is a key ingredient in the recipe for success. Just make sure to keep these numbers and measurements in their right place. Not everything that is important can be translated into a number. You and your happiness are certainly bigger than any set of measurements.
Learn more about avoiding the Measurement Trap in this week’s Goal Success By Choice.
