It's that time of the year again - when we make lists of new year resolutions and try to keep them!
Here's Richard Branson with 10 tips to help you stick to your resolutions!
Source: http://www.virgin.com/richard-branson/new-years-resolutions-and-making-lists
You need somewhere to write your ideas down, and while using a folder on your phone is better than nothing, a piece of paper is far more memorable.
No idea is too small, and no idea is too big either.
Cut your day up into chunks, and you’ll get lots more done.
There are few more satisfying things than ticking off a job well done.
There’s no point setting targets if you don’t know if you are hitting them.
There’s no real separation between work and life, it’s all just living. The same goes for lists.
Resolutions shouldn’t just have short-term endpoints. What do you want to have achieved in five years’ time? How about 50 years?
Doodles, bullet-points, charts what suits you best? I I find a combination of short phrases and scribbled pictures works best for me.
You can help motivate each other further and hold each other to account. But remember that, in the end, you are doing this for yourself.
The cycle should continue as you make more and more progress. I have boxes and boxes of old notes, filled with old lists, and I’m busy making more.
