One of the things you rarely see is someone actually reviewing their previous year goals. Last year at this time, I posted Resolutionary Ideas in which I listed my goals for 2014:
My 2014 Goals (results)
- Be a good husband (I think I was a good husband, Dawn might disagree)
- Be a good father (I know I love my kids and work hard to do what is right for them)
- Be a good friend (I was better with some than others – just a matter of free time)
- Be a source of positive and good (I think I did best at this one)
- Be a valuable asset to my clients (They are getting results so I would call it a win)
- Build our house (We didn’t build the original idea and the next one just started)
- Build our garden (Not yet – no house)
- Exercise 3 days/week (I may have averaged 2 days a week at best)
- Launch the redesigned Lone Star Gridiron (Did that with great success)
- Read 52 books (1 per week – mostly non-fiction) (shattered this goal)
- Ride over 600 miles (roughly 1 hour per week) (didn’t come close)
So what about 2015? Here are a few:
My 2015 Goals
- Be a good husband
- Be a good father
- Be a good friend
- Be a source for positive and good
- Be a valuable asset to my clients
- Finish building house
- Build garden
- Ride over 600 miles (roughly 1 hour per week)
- Launch one or two new podcasts or videocasts
- Publish 8 books this year
- Publish 2 smartphone apps
- Trip to Europe
As you can see, the book one has dropped off because the 2014 goal proved that I already read more than that. Its a part of me. I’ve also added a lot more publishing and content creation as that seems makes me happy and makes me money.
What are your goals?
by Chris Doelle
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