2009 New Year Resolutions

I know you are making goals all year long - refining them, keeping them flexible so they continue to be relevant and to motivate you.

But for me there's something very special about making new year's resolutions. I am highly excited by the blank slate concept of the new year. Perhaps it's because I have always had holidays at this time, but it is always a time of reflection on the year gone, and of taking the time to put into place the systems that will implement all of the things that have popped into my head through the busy-ness of the year.

So I am taking this time to share the collected resources of the Pivotal Network on resolutions, goal and goal setting and implementing those goals. You can find them here.

Big List Your Goals

Grab a piece of paper and a pen sit down and write down a list of everything you want out of life.
Do you want a particular kind of car?
You want a particular type of house?
Where do you want to live?
Write down everything.
Only when you get everything out on paper can you see what you really want out of life.
http://www.persistenceunlimited.com/2008/01/101-goal-setting-breakthroughs-for-2008-part-2-start-with-a-big-list/#comment-26578

Keep New Year's Resolutions with the Help of the Internet Community

MU Professor Helps Develop a New Goal-pursuit and Social-networking Web site

Columbia, MO - infoZine- Whether it is to get in shape, get a new job, or spend more time with one's spouse, the motivation to maintain a New Year's resolution can easily dissolve as the new year progresses. A new goal-pursuit and social networking Web site, GoalHub.com, provides a way for goal-setters to stay motivated and focused throughout the year.

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