Why is goal setting like peanut Butter?Well it's not, but I wanted to share some thoughts on goal setting anyway... I was recently interviewed by my buddies over at Tune Up. It was cool because it really got me thinking about what has and hasn't worked for me. This is what I came up with...  TU: Why is goal setting important? J: Goals help you create a path of growth and transformation. Without a doubt, along the way, you will find clarity and fulfillment. Without goals you may have the experience in 1, 5, or 10 years of, “how did I get to this unfulfilling place” or “is this all there is?” TU: Do you use any tools that make goal setting easier for you? J: First, I get clear on my desires. Then, I choose to honor my value/worth. (Without this piece desires won’t matter, because you won’t actually believe you deserve them). Lastly, I commit to a plan with the proper structure, support, and accountability. TU: What are your top 3 recommendations for clarifying your goals? J: One, figure out what is most important to you about the goal you are setting. Two, get curious! Who will you have to be and what will you have to embrace? More importantly, what will you need to let go of in order to have success. Three, hire a coach. TU: What elements are essential to goal planning? J: It is essential to have an open-ness and desire for change. Break the goal down into small digestible chunks, overwhelm kills commitment faster than anything. Practice celebrating the little wins, consistent 1% daily progress is what gets you there; small hinges swing big doors. Be flexible. Rigidity decreases our resilience to the things life throws at us. Use your senses. What will it feel, look, sound, taste, and smell like when the goal is complete. TU:How do you track your goals? J: I track in my journal sometimes. I also have goal tracking sheets for my business, finances, and the way I am showing up in the world on a bulletin board in my office. This is the most powerful because I look at it everyday, several times a day. TU: Do you have any tools that make goal setting easier for you? J: I have a monthly earnings tracking sheet that was presented in one of my coaching classes. It’s useful, particularly because it tracks change, and provides a way to measure what I’m up to. What you measure and track you can change. I also created a financial tracker to help me put my earnings into savings. I also tend to track my goals and intentions on my desk calendar at home. For me visibility is key. TU: Do you practice goal setting rituals and if so how often? .J: I am in the process of establishing a monthly new-moon ritual where I tap into who I need to be showing up in the world as in order to reach my various goals. Once I am clear on my intention of being-ness. I start being that way — for example “joyfully excited”, even in the seemingly mundane aspects of my life, right away. I set goals & intentions at the beginning of each year, and I reconnect with those at my birthday. Lastly, anytime I start a new continuing education I set a goal for clarity on what I want to get out of it. TU: What helps you get your mind in the right space? J: In addition to my rituals and intentions setting — I use meditation, oracle cards, and tarot cards to help connect me to my intuition, desires, and worth. TU: If somebody is having trouble finding a new years resolution, what’s your advice? J: If you are having trouble finding a New Year’s resolution, take inventory and dare to desire… Try this:Divide a piece of paper into three columns. 1. What is going well in my life? (Always start with gratitude). 2. What is not going well in my life? 3. What would I like to experience instead? This will help you figure out what you want. Then let the action begin! Want more? Join me for my next group program >>> 28 Days: Resolutions to Results starts 1/29/18 What to expect:
Session 2: How to ask for what you want and get it. Session 3: Honoring intentions and honing your boundaries. The Private session will clarify your desires further, troubleshoot common forms of self-sabotage, and create a plan for your next best step forward. →Tune Up Member/Non-member: $357/$397← Sign up HERE
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