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February 5th, 2007

Checking in on Resolutions for 2007

We kicked off the beginning of 2007 with some tips for resolutions:

TIP 1: Tell someone what you’re planning to do and ask them to help you be accountable for that commitment.

TIP 2: Start small and manageable. Give yourself opportunities for success and satisfaction.

TIP 3: Convince yourself that you deserve the end result of what you’re […]

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January 7th, 2007

A New Spin on Resolutions

LadyBug Crossing turned me on to this superfun resolution generator:

In the year 2007 I resolve to:Fly a kite.

Get your resolution here.

Click to find out what YOU’LL be doing this year!
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January 5th, 2007

Write It Down So You Don’t Forget!

No, I’m not talking about your to-do list — I’m talking about your goals and resolutions for 2007!
RESOLUTIONS TIP #4: Write down your goals, and post the list somewhere that you’ll see it all the time and be reminded of exactly what you’re doing for yourself — and why.
In the TopAchievement.com article […]

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January 3rd, 2007

Choosing for Yourself

RESOLUTIONS TIP #3: Convince yourself that you deserve the end result of what you’re resolving to do.
Resolutions and goals are awesome, but only if they encourage us to act on them. One way to prep yourself for success is to really believe that you deserve to succeed in your goal. Becky Motew, whom […]

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January 2nd, 2007

Small Changes Can Make a Big Difference

Resolutions TIP 2: Start small and manageable. Give yourself opportunities for success and satisfaction.
What’s the difference between “administrative assistant” and “administrative antimacassar? Happiness. Read more about it here.
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January 2nd, 2007

Day 1 of the New Year

This week, we’ll talk about ways to set reasonable goals and to stick to your New Year’s resolutions.
TIP 1: Tell someone what you’re planning to do and ask them to help you be accountable for that commitment.
Even though I don’t celebrate any holidays, I always have high hopes for the first day of […]

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