Staying on Task in 2015

By now you've probably already broken several of your #ResolutionsFor2015. Of course people aren't going to admit their failures on social media and create a hashtag for their broken resolutions ... why should they?

There's still hope to keep the remainder of your resolutions for 2015 in tact. On New Years Day Twitter was flooded with tons of advice on how to keep those annual promises to yourself. DuomoInitiative.com had a resolution tweet that linked to their YouTube channel which caught my attention. The following video may help you stick to your 2015 plans. 

Do you have a strategic plan on how to keep your resolutions for 2015? Tweet me @TCsViews or email me at TCsViews@gmail.com.

Resolution for 2014: Stick to the Plan

It’s that time of year again, resolution time. People are sharing their annual goals on social media sites and pushing #resolutions2014 into the trending topic list. So far I’ve seen the following:

·         New Year, New Me

·         Get a new job

·         Limit my time of Facebook

·         Exercise

·         Get better friends

·         Get rid of toxic friends

·         Travel

·         Take care of me

No, these aren’t my resolutions for 2014 but I’ve seen these and a list of others in my newsfeeds leading up to 2014. (Ok, well two of those were mine from 2013. I now have better friends and I keep the toxic ones at a distance.)

I recently told a friend of mine to write out his resolutions. “I must admit that putting it on paper surely put the things that are important to me into perspective,” he wrote in an e-mail.