Resolution Execution

by Jade Handy on January 9, 2012

New Years resolutions are as infamous as they are popular.

Enough messing around.  How, specifically, do you make sure New Year’s Resolutions happen? 

I’m going to show a select audience the strategies I use with my coaching clients to propel them through their goals and outcomes.

The class is called Resolution Execution. It’s being sponsored by the Secret School of Business. Check it out here.

THIS IS A HANDS-ON CLASS.

3 classes that will change your life in 2012!  New Years resolutions are a tradition, but they don’t come true on their own.  Getting them down on paper is half the battle. The first class will get you there, the second two classes will go a long ways towards the second half of the battle.  So, if you haven’t set your goals for 2012, yet, here’s your invitation.
 
1. Get to know your dream date.
-”A goal without a date is just a dream.” -Milton H. Erickson. This class will set a deadline for you to get them down on paper, CORRECTLY.  You have to have a dream if you want to make a dream to come true.  Put it on paper, utilizing the most up to date strategies.
Thursday, January 12, 2012 6:00 p.m. – 7:00 p.m. CST
 
2. Shake loose limiting beliefs.  And replace them with empowering ones.
-We’ll go through one of the most powerful and fastest ways to clear the way for you to do things you haven’t, yet.
Thursday, January 19, 2012 6:00 p.m. – 7:00 p.m. CST
 
3. Learn how to duplicate your own success strategies.  Leverage your strong suits.
-You already have some effective mental strategies for doing things well.  We’ll talk about the unique structure of those so you can apply the same strategy to other areas of your life.
Thursday, January 26, 2012 6:00 p.m. – 7:00 p.m. CST

FYI – If you’re wondering what the ultimate resolution is, it’s here.

ASAP – Don’t delay… REGISTER TODAY!

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Photo Credit: Postcard #005: Seven Nation Army by jcasabona Joseph Casabona

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Back On Track ASAP

by Jade Handy on January 2, 2012

Commit to getting back on track, ASAP!  Just that one resolution, alone, could make or break your New Year.

I’m doing a free New Year’s resolutions training, Resolution Execution, in Des Moines, IA starting January 12, 2012.  For those that can’t make it, here’s what I recommend – do something that reminds you to get back on track for the rest of the year.  Or, at least until you reach your goal.

I already caught myself getting off track.  I noticed I hadn’t exercised, yet, this year.  I caught myself doing the ol’ I-have-to-reduce-my-goal-now-so-I-can-be-perfect-the-rest-of-the-year trick.  No way.  I’m not falling for that parasynthesis1.

I’m getting back on track with my New Year’s resolutions.  I’ll start, again, tomorrow (I’m not procrastinating, it’s my normal time slot for exercise.)  I recommend you do the same.  Train your brain to get back on track in the New Year…and beyond!

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1What is parasynthesis?: par·a·syn·the·sis – formation, or morphing, words by adding a hyphen.  Hyphenating words.  It’s the ol’ throw-a-hyphen-in-to-make-a-word-word-trick.  ex. I like the ol’ roll-up-the-sleeves-to-fit-in tactic that politicians often use on the campaign trail.

Photo credit: All Decisions Lead to Nowhere by Almond Butterscotch on Flickr

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