Crush Your New Year's Goals!

Here are 3 ways to be a top 8 percent achiever in 2020. According to a study conducted by the University of Scranton, just 8 percent of people achieve their New Year's goals, while around 80 percent fail to keep their New Year's resolutions, says US clinical psychologist Joseph Luciani.
 
 
No doubt the last 6 months have been incredibly intense for me, but also it also brought me incredible success. People who understand the work it takes to create a successful business and to be a successful law school student just stare wide eyed when they discover what I was able to achieve in the last 6 months. I passed a mind blowing 25 hours of law school/MBA classes and remain in the top 3% of school. If that wasn't incredible enough, I also facilitated a record number of live events for my leadership business, launched I MATTER to bring leadership to youth, and even took time to give back to the business community.

Living a life that is greater than average and ordinary is not for the faint of heart for sure. But it is intensely gratifying to look back and know you are achieving your dreams.

How did your 2019 go? Are you moving closer or farther away from the things you want to accomplish?
 
How can one person achieve phenomenal success? Any one of the accomplishments, named above, in the last 6 months takes a full-time schedule of time and energy.  Besides the obvious of surrounding yourself with an amazing team, there are things you must do personally to create the results you desire. The key to success is proper planning.
 
Below are the three key strategies that I feel help me achieve this phenomenal success in my life and business. If you follow them, I know you will achieve phenomenal success in your own life, as well as, your team or business. For more information and more on how to crush your 2020 goals download the free Now to Wow Guide to Extraordinary Success. (Be sure your pop-up blocker is off)

1. Establish your goal. Here, I don’t mean something that is ok achievable. Establish a goal that is somewhat lofty and is just beyond your current knowledge and ability. Then... write... it... down. 
   
   
2. Begin your day with a plan. Review your goal and, before you check email or Facebook, determine what you will accomplish that day no matter what. Charting out your day mentally before you open any electronic device will psychologically draw you to things and people that will help you accomplish that goal. 
   
   
3. End every day with a review of what happened. What went right? What did you learn? What did you accomplish? How can you make tomorrow better than today?

 
Success does not happen in a day. It happens by taking small daily steps in the direction of your goal. 

Live Awesomely,
Angela Decoteau (Deck-uh-toe)
Success Strategist, Awesome Activator
Encourage . Equip . Empower