Around half of Americans made New Year’s resolutions a few evenings ago, and yet 1 in 4 will not even make it through the week. We start off so strong but the fervor and the determination fizzle out so quickly. Many of these goals aren’t even quick fixes. Many people make goals like changing jobs, reducing debt, or making health improvements. While the latter is most likely the one to be unsuccessful, there are many ways in which you can set yourself up to succeed more than you ever have in the past. A few simple adjustments to your approach can make all the difference. Take a look below to see how you can make your New Year’s resolutions for you, your family, or your business a reality.

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For many of us, Christmas dinners have been had, presents opened and cleaned up, and family gatherings completed. Now we look ahead to the coming New Year and its optimism of a new start. As a business owner, it’s important to stop and take stock of things every now and then. The end of the year is a great time to do this. Take a look back. Are you happy with what you or your team accomplished? Were revenue goals met? Did staff development occur how you desired? Usually, there are a few things that fell by the wayside, but that’s nothing to be discouraged about. That’s what New Year’s is for! Think about the coming year and what you would like to see accomplished for your business and your employees. Be specific, write them down, and make measurable mini-goals to help you achieve them. So often we simply state a desire but rarely do anything to see it through, but by setting SMART goals, you can achieve the success you desire. Check out the helpful steps below to help make your goals for the coming year a reality for your business.

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