Our year is winding down and before we jump into the new one, it’s time to celebrate our wins from this year.
And many may ask – what is the difference between a resolution and a goal. A resolution is the overarching theme or the implied direction you wish to take with your life while goals are the activities that fall within the theme or the specific steps to take you to that place.
I am sure this isn’t the first time you’ve heard about “SMART” Goals. While there are plenty of variants (some of which we've included in parenthesis), SMART usually stands for:
Additional tips:
Mentor stuff:
As always – sharing a few of our favorites!
Rachel Hollis – simple and easy reads for the busy mom. We love her 10-10-1 plan.
Need help with your Year in Review? Check out this video by Marie Forleo
And if you just need the motivation to get going on your goals – check out this video by Mel Robbins https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cNdn1SVeO40
So, instead of resolutions this year, let’s reflect and set goals. And if you’ve got a health and wellness goal – we’d love to help with it. Its easy – go to https://strengthandgracefitness.com/assessment-form/ and fill out our free assessment and lets chat! You’ll be amazed what goals you will achieve when you feel alive and healthier.
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