ToResolve or Not? Part 2 - Threshold of Business - Episode 24 - Jan 8 2024

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ToResolve or Not? Part 2 - Threshold of Business - Episode 24 - Jan 8 2024

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To resolve or not? Part Two – Threshold of Brilliance – Episode 24 – January 8, 2024 – Show Notes: We are in 2024. For the 37% who set resolutions, it is time for us once again determine our resolve. This exercise for most is about our intent of what we know we ‘should do’ even though only 8% will maintain or attain those goals by the end of the year. Unfortunately, when we fall short of our resolutions a couple of times, we tend to end up not taking them seriously. We halfheartedly set a resolution, but in the back of our minds, we don’t expect to keep them. And that can be an opportunity missed. It is interesting for those in business we all know how important goal setting is. However, we have been disillusioned by doing it for ourselves, especially if we don’t achieve them. Having not achieved our goals, most of us try to make it a joke and decide not set resolutions. The top one this year is improved physical fitness, followed closely by improved finances and mental health according to Forbes. At the bottom of the rung in the study: perform better at work, drink less alcohol, and meditate more. The definition of resolution is an act of finding an answer or solution to a conflict, problem, etc. : the act of resolving something. Most of us do that on a regular basis. Yet, most of us struggle to set or keep resolutions. Join us as we discuss to resolve or not. 1. Are there things that we can do to achieve our goals? a. Be realistic – Brad b. Be specific – Brad c. Determine your “Why?” – Brad d. Celebrate the journey – Brad e. Don’t overestimate your willpower – Brad f. Examine your self-talk – Brad g. Track your progress – Brad h. Be realistic about your environment – life can disrupt – Brad i. Work with a mentor or coach – Brad j. Play big – John k. It’s about who you are being, even when nobody is looking – John l. Don’t worry about the how, the how will reveal itself to you when you have set a goal that fulfills your vision for your life – John m. Understand that you bring into existence “possibility” when you set a goal (4-minute mile) – John n. Know there is no such thing as failure, as long as you learn something from your efforts that didn’t achieve your goal (Greta Thuneberg on climate change)– John o. Make what impact you can, in the moment you can, the way that you can, and keep stepping forward one day at a time – John p. Be resilient – Brad q. When you stop being small for yourself, you can start being big for the world – John a. For me, that’s this question, best by looking at the answers I just gave to our previous question. If you don’t have a vision for your life, and how you wanna be in the world, you’re not gonna make any goal stick for very long. The goals you set need to be in alignment with who you are at your core, and that means your fundamental vision for how you want your life to unfold. If it’s not in alignment, you won’t achieve it. This is really understanding what you want to do in the world, what do you want to make happen? When you understand that, and have it in the context of your life vision, you’re much more likely to attain it. And if you’re clear on both of these, then, one of the little voices that we all have start, shooting us down, we’re much more likely to be able to find a way to shut down those voices and make our goal, our resolution, much more likely to be achieved.