What Career Resolution Will You KEEP This Coming Year?
Judith Sherven, PhD
Executive Empowerment Coach, Decades of Working with Individuals at Tech Companies and Start-ups, Fostering Career Growth, Award-winning Self-help Author, Radio and Podcast Guest
It’s pretty widely acknowledged that most New Year’s Resolutions don’t last.
Why don’t they last? After all the best of intentions went into writing them up
and committing to them.
Or did they?
It’s one thing to make up resolutions, and quite another to change your life AND
change your identity to stick with them!
YEP! We’re talking identity change here AND professional change at the same time when your New Year’s Resolutions have to do with moving your career forward.
So, let’s get seriously practical here and make your resolutions action items you CAN take.
For example:
*** Career Progress: By the end of next year where do you want to be in your career? What 3 steps MUST you take to help you get there? What are the action items associated with each one? How committed do you feel to taking those steps and making your goals come true?
*** Manage Up Better: Determine an agenda of no more than 3 items for every meeting you have with your manager or boss AND send it to them ahead of time. Then be sure to keep both of you focused on those items.
*** Delegate Better: What 3 items can you take off your plate and delegate to people who report to you or are in some way better suited to fulfill these action items than you are?
Notice that in each category I only asked you to define 3 items. Any more than that and you begin to allow for confusion, excuses, and procrastination.
Now, what’s your response to establishing and then keeping your own Career Resolutions?
(Photo: happy new year 2016 images by aman_samee/Flickr)
Judith Sherven, PhD and her husband Jim Sniechowski, PhD https://JudithandJim.com have developed a penetrating perspective on people’s resistance to success, which they call The Fear of Being Fabuloustm. Recognizing the power of unconscious programming to always outweigh conscious desires, they assert that no one is ever failing—they are always succeeding. The question is, at what? To learn about how this played out in the life of Whitney Houston for example, and how it may be playing out in your own life, check out their 6th book: https://WhatReally KilledWhitneyHouston.com
Currently consultants on retainer to LinkedIn providing transformational executive coaching, leadership training and consulting as well as working with other corporate and private clients around the world, they continually prove that when unconscious beliefs are brought to the surface, the barriers to greater success and leadership presence begin to fade away. You can learn about their core program “Overcoming the Fear of Being Fabulous” by going to
https://OvercomingtheFearofBeingFabulous.com
Their 7th book, short and to the point, “25 Power Speaking Tips That Will Leave Your Audiences Wanting More,” is available in kindle at: https://tinyurl.com/25PWRSPKGTips
And if you are involved in marketing, you may be interested in their 5th book “Love Your Customers and They Will Love You Back” https://tinyurl.com/lovecustomersbk
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