Halfway through 2012 --Time For a Business and Personal Reflection It is July 1st and we are halfway into the 2012 year! At this time of the year I always assess my New Year’s resolutions to see how...
Halfway through 2012 --Time For a Business and Personal Reflection
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325 days ago
A potentially painful but necessary step. Thanks for giving us all a kick in the apathy to get us started. Though it can be difficult, it's often a good idea to take a long, hard look at the positives here. Don't let setbacks or failures pull you down.
325 days ago
You are so right this is a 'potentially painful but necessary step', in my opinion reflecting back to make sure that goals are being accomplished is important. Goals that are not being accomplished you can assess why and get back on track or eliminate it as a goal if it no longer a priority. You are also right that it's a good idea to look at the positives to help get through the setbacks. As always, thanks for reading :)