Most of us here are either professionals or students or just someone working towards a goal. If there is one thing I strive for on my blog, it is to push to do the impossible and strive for greatness rather than mediocrity. Since I’m in a new phase in my career, I wanted to share some ideas for new year work resolutions I’m going to try and keep year after year. They’re things that I have to work towards and want to integrate into my routine to achieve some balance. No matter where you are in your professional career, even if you’re waiting on the perfect job or a student, you can use these new year work resolutions!
Efficiency
Rather than focusing on ticking off boxes on a to-do list I want to develop the habit of focusing on just one or two major things in a single day. I can then place simple tasks around those major tasks to achieve some great motivation and results. Here are my tips on how to make a successful to do list!
Practice
I’m definitely one of those people who love drafting goals per day, week, month, and year. One of my closest friends who is an accountant for a Big 4 company told me his mentor at work told him to focus on developing good habits and practices. Putting effort into quality practices will inevitably result in achieving enduring results surpassing your initially drafted goals. How clever of a new year work resolutions is that?
Grow
Part of my profession is to know people, know regions, know industries and have a well-rounded understanding of what is going on in the world. It’s important to read, travel and use experiences from everyday life to bring resolutions to problems. I think this is on everyone’s new year work resolutions.
Breathe
I know I’m writing this now, but one month from now this will be the most important new year work resolutions to live by. Life is consumed of many little things, it doesn’t revolve around a single entity. Though I want to succeed in my professional endeavors, I also want to be able to stop, relax and recharge.
What are some of your new year work resolutions?
