CELEBRATING INTERNAL ACCOMPLISHMENTS

What have you accomplished this year? Has it been a year of growth or change or development? What is different about December than last January?

Perhaps it was a disappointing year - maybe you didn't make quota or reach projections for growth. Maybe getting people to read from the same page just didn't happen.

Until it's time to write that annual report or review performance in some other form, it's easy to overlook the accomplishments because not everything goes into reports.

Celebrate the victories that aren't documented. Perhaps you figured out how to overcome a personal obstacle that has held you back for years. Or you have a more meaningful Christian walk and relationships with people who matter to you.  Maybe you are getting a handle on preventing stress.

As coaches, Gary and I often work with people on these issues and we that know such accomplishments are just as enormous as a high growth year for your business or ministry. Anything that changes your life, qualifies. It is very often the personal changes that provide the key to becoming more on a larger playing field.

There is always a sense of a fresh start with each new year. What's getting in the way of you being exactly in the center of God's will? What is really, really important to you? 


KEY QUESTIONS:

1. What can you do in the new year to really honor your values?

2. Who can you partner with to achieve your goals?

3. What accomplishments do you want to be pleased about by this time next year?

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