Welcome to a special New Year’s edition of MOJO: The Meaning of Life and Business! In this inspiring episode, Jennifer Glass encourages us to view the new year as a blank book of 365 fresh pages, each waiting to be filled with new achievements and growth. Instead of the traditional, often fleeting 12-month resolutions, Jennifer advocates for setting more manageable monthly or weekly goals—making it easier to stay on track and celebrate progress.

She dives into methods for turning intentions into reality, such as physically writing your goals down and sharing them with others to build accountability. Jennifer also highlights the importance of active pursuit: seeking out the right people, resources, and specific opportunities to propel you forward, rather than passively hoping for success to find you.

As we step into 2026, this episode is packed with actionable advice to help you clarify your vision, build the right support network, and take meaningful steps throughout the year. Tune in to discover how you can set yourself up for success, personally and professionally, and make this year your most impactful one yet!

Keywords: New Year, goal setting, business, personal life, 12-month goals, monthly goals, weekly goals, accountability, opportunities, universe, resources, success, significant movement, writing down goals, voicing goals, justification, procrastination, time management, motivation, achievement, improvement, planning, self-development, making things happen, support network, finding opportunities, growth, best year yet, resolutions, celebrating success

Meet Jennifer Glass:

Jennifer Glass is the thoughtful and inspiring host behind MOJO, the Meaning of Life and Business. Each week, she encourages listeners—both new and returning—to go beyond traditional 12-month resolutions. As she welcomes each new year, Jennifer invites her audience to imagine their lives as a blank book, filled with 365 unwritten pages of possibility. Drawing on her own insights, she advocates breaking down big ambitions into monthly and weekly goals, believing that real progress is best made in small, consistent steps. Through her show, Jennifer helps others find clarity and momentum, not just in business, but in every aspect of life.