Summary: The problem with New Year’s Resolutions is that they only focus on the end result. While they might be specific in the “what,” they’re often muddled in the “how” and disregard the “why.” In the last few years, I’ve reframed the New Year’s Resolution tradition. I spend time thinking back on my last year and getting clear about my major priorities in the coming year. I use those reflections to create a vision for where I want to go.
 So what is it that makes that 8 % of people successful? If you’ve gotten to the “why” behind your goals, you’ve already got an advantage. Being clear about your reasons will fuel a commitment to stick with these commitments you’re making. Another thing that’s helped me is to have an accountability partner.”Bill Keen, founder and CEO, Keen Wealth Advisors |
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