Try New Things
Andy Robinson
Executive Coach | Leadership Development Coach - Helping CEO's and Executives Maximize Their Performance, Influence and Impact
I’ve chosen ONE WORD and a “MANTRA†that I plan to use as reminders going forward this year. Both are designed to help me stay alert for growth and improvement opportunities: personal growth, professional growth, and relationship growth.
My “ONE WORD†is “Connectâ€
- Connect deeply with my amazing wife
- Reconnect with family members with whom I’ve missed spending time since the Pandemic began in 2020
- Reconnect and connect with friends and rekindle my social relationships, many of which I’ve let slide and not given the attention I need over the past two years
- Connect, at a deeper level, with my clients
- Reconnect with former clients
- Reconnect with former colleagues
- Connect with fellow board members at area nonprofit organizations at which I serve
- Connect with business leaders in my local market to explore mutually beneficial relationships
- Connect more with my fellow cycling community enthusiasts
- Connect with my spiritual self
My “MANTRA†is “Try New Thingsâ€
- This year is my year to experiment with new things, new ways, new beginnings, new interests
- I plan to intentionally try SOMETHING NEW at least once a week. I’ll reflect on that new thing during my weekly planning time
- I also plan to intentionally connect with SOMEONE NEW at least once per month
- Other “New Thing†opportunities I intend to at TRY include:
- New authors whom I've not read before
- New genres of reading, including more “fun†reading
- New tools to add to my coaching practice toolbox (I’ve already started a list of these)
- New exercise and fitness activities (I intend to mix things up more this year and minimize fitness plateaus)
- New places to visit - locally, regionally, and elsewhere
How about you?
领英推è
What’s YOUR “one word†this year?
Is there a mantra that resonates with YOU?
Andy Robinson, Executive Coach
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