Tag Archive for 'New Year’s Resolutions'

New Year’s Resolution: “Lose Weight”

Weight loss is one of the most common New Year’s Resolutions. If you spend most of your day making decisions, solving problems, and carrying the weight of a business or team, “losing eight or getting fit” can start to feel like just another item on an already overloaded list. And yet, it’s usually the one […]

New Year’s Resolutions And The Top 6% Who Follow Through!

A recent survey found that 31% of Americans planned to set goals or resolutions for 2026. The other 69% which is +/- 2/3rds of people made no such attempt! The most common goals for 2026 were Exercising more (25%) Being happier (23%) Eating healthier (22%) Saving more money (21%) Improving physical health (21%) According to […]

Want To Succeed? Make Your Goals SMALLER!

Then life happens. School starts. Kids get sick. Work that was put off for the past 2-3 weeks all of a sudden is “past due”. You write an inspiring list with a glass of wine at the end of December, hoping NEXT year will be better than THIS ONE… Your list includes things; “gym five […]

A Second Chance To Achieve Your New Year’s Resolutions

I get it. Life is hectic. There is never enough time to get ‘everything’ done. You either didn’t “do your New Year’s Resolutions” (Only 31% of people partake in that annual ritual) or you’ve forgotten them by now (83% forget them by February 1st and only 6% follow through with them). IKR? Great REASONS to […]

Habits: Sticking to them has nothing to do with willpower!

We all have heard of the marshmallow test… So we just have to overcome our desire to eat the marshmallow right? Wrong. As it turns out, we can’t overcome habits through willpower, but we can stick to good habits by “hiding the marshmallow”. Who woulda thunk it?!?! But how do we do that? All we […]

Never Say Never, or Always

One common mistake people make when they write out their New Year’s Resolutions is they state them using extremes like never and always. Here are some BAD examples with a GOOD alternative. If you can find your list, go get it and update it, it’ll make a huge difference when you use more flexible and […]

Habits: The silent killer or driver of dreams?

This recent Forbes article about secret growth revealed what we can all relate to — subconscious forces at play determining our destiny or sealing our fate… But what if we could gain control of those subconscious levers and use them to our advantage instead of them suboptimising or sabotaging our goals, dreams and aspirations?!?! Habits […]

New year, new you, new life?

This is it, January 1st when it all ‘starts all over again’. When some people write their New Year’s Resolutions with hope, aspiration and desire to make this year better than the last. For most it’s a futile exercise because a list does not success make. Anyone who’s successful knows it’s all about having a […]

Turbocharging Distinctions With Deliberate Practice And Consistent 1% Improvements

Understanding Distinctions: Your Edge in Business A distinction is not just a fact or observation but an actionable insight that highlights critical differences, drives better decisions, and clarifies the path to success. By mastering distinctions, you can move beyond surface-level data and create meaningful improvements in your business. This concept is even more powerful when […]

How to Use Distinctions for Success: A Practical Guide for Small Business Owners

Let’s dive into the concept of distinctions and how they can become a powerful tool for driving success in your business and achieving more of your New Year’s Resolutions. What is a Distinction? A distinction is a specific insight or principle that helps clarify a path to success. Unlike statements of fact or general observations, […]