LH 127: 4 Tips To Your Best Farm-Fresh Year
How To Have a Breakthrough Farm-Fresh Year
Like most people do this time of year, I’ve been working on my goals for 2018 – both in my business and in my personal life. And I’ve been coaching some of my business students on how they can lay out a breakthrough year in their businesses.
This got me thinking about how I always use certain parameters or tips each year to boost both my business and my personal goals. And I realized these tips would probably be helpful to you too – especially if you’re looking for growth in your farm-fresh lifestyle.
I’ve summed up my top four tips in this episode. But as you listen, I want you to remember this…
It doesn’t matter if you are a goal-setter type or not. And that’s because these tips are NOT really about reaching every single goal.
They’re about seeking a life that is richer and more fulfilling.
The cool thing is…they only require small shifts. But those small shifts can have a big impact on your year ahead.
You will learn:
- My definition of a breakthrough year
- Why it’s sometimes okay NOT to reach your goals
- The mental shift that can make all the difference in goal setting
- The truth about your time
- Why mentors or experts are important
- Where gratitude fits in
- How to handle yourself when you mess up
Resources & Links Mentioned:
How to Set Farm Fresh Goals – Podcast episode #100
Transcript:
Click here for the full transcript for Episode #127
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For 2018: I will spend more time on the things I want to do!
That sounds GREAT Cindy! So glad you are planning on that.
Hi Theresa,
I liked your suggestion of devoting even as little as just 10 min a day toward a personal goal. When I heard you say that I was reminded of a woman I knew when I as a young mom. At the time, she had two teenage daughters, was involved in many volunteer efforts and held a part-time time job. Even with her hectic schedule she would create gorgeous quilts that adorned their beds as well as others used as wall art. I remember asking her how she could possibly find the time to make such beautiful creations. Her response- ” I make sure I work on my current piece 10 minutes a day, it really does add up.”
I love that Karen. A whole quilt in just 10 min a day. Perfect example. Thank you for sharing that!
Hi Theresa!
I LOVE the podcast- but when you mentioned taking even just 10 minutes a day to work on a goal we had for the new year… The lightbulb went ON! I’ve taken it to heart, and have even set a reminder on my phone for a specific time in the day- and it’s been SO HELPFUL!
Thank you for all your wisdom you share- we all have some to give… but we don’t all give it.
Again- LOVE the podcast!
Fantastic Heather. I’m so glad that tip is working for you!
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