What is going on, everyone? Welcome to another podcast episode with yours truly. I really want to

thank you guys for choosing to spend your time with me. I know that your time is very precious to

you and especially during these beginning stages of me really kind of figuring out my voice with choosing to spend your time with me. I know that your time is very precious to you. And especially

during these beginning stages of me really kind of figuring out my voice with this whole podcast thing,

kind of doing it, you know, just going with it, seeing where it goes. So I figured that I would

just kind of come on here and talk to you guys, just like a best friend when I feel like I have

something on my mind that I want to share with you that I know would be beneficial for you all. So today I want to talk a little bit about New Year's resolutions, taking

radical responsibility in your life, and accountability. So I personally don't really like New Year's

resolutions. And I think it's because I've had enough experience with myself and with other people and clients

that when you just make a resolution for the year, you're like, okay, this year I'm going to do this

better, or I'm going to make a goal to do this by the end of the year. Like, I can't tell you how many

years I was like, I'm going to be bilingual by the end of the year. I'm going to know how to speak Spanish fluently. And that's like been a

goal of mine for so long, or not even a goal. I wouldn't say a goal. It was a resolution of mine

for so long. And there's a reason why I never reached it. It was, it was way too vague. It was way

too like, this year I'm going to do it. I'm going to save up and purchase, you know, risota stone or whatever it is. And I just, I wasn't properly setting

goals. So I first want to talk about why I think you should get rid of New Year's resolutions and why

I think you should just have a different method, a different system of setting and reaching your own

goals. So number one, I would say, rather than looking at it as the new year and what you're going to do for the

entire year, I think it is great to have an overall big picture plan. Like, you know, by the end of the

year, maybe you want to accomplish this amount of revenue in your business. You want to accomplish

this with your friendships and relationships. You know, whatever it is. It's great to have those

overall views and goals. So why don't you go ahead and do that? Create those overhead overarching big goals that you have by the end of the year, but that don't stop there.

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