Mid-Year Goal Setting
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We are almost at mid-year, and most of us have been sidelined by some unexpected occurrences. This is a great time of year to set aside an hour or so of uninterrupted time to do a mid-year review. Use this time to reflect and evaluate your goals and your progress and to plan for the remainder of the year.
Ask yourself the following questions:
REFLECT:
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What have you accomplished over the past six months (goal related or not)?
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What goals did you achieve or make progress on?
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What are your 3 proudest accomplishments?
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What goals were a challenge?
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What opportunities to learn new things did you take advantage of?
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What goals no longer feel relevant?
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What mistakes did I make and what did I learn…
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