Choose One Word to Make Big Change
Did you know that the second Friday in January has been dubbed "Quitter's Day"? This year, that's January 9th. The timing is rooted in the observation that most people abandon their New Year's resolutions by this date. It's the date when initial enthusiasm fades and actual commitment and discipline become necessary. What will 2026 look like for you? Instead of making elaborate resolutions that you'll probably fail at, try something that gives you more focus and more chance of success. I don't say this judgmentally, because I've failed as often as anyone. So I want to talk about how to get past Quitter's Day and find success with some important goals in the New Year. Change the meaning Instead of letting Quitter's Day mean defeat, why not see it as a checkpoint to recommit to your goals? And to make those goals achievable, let's streamline them and figure out how to reset our intentions over and over. What I find helps in achieving...