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I woke up on New Year’s Day with a happy, optimistic heart and a mind focused on the future. What kind of year will I make 2007? I love the rollover from one year to the next because it is as if the slate is wiped clean and I can begin anew to build the year that I want.Join me now in adopting the working proposition that you are completely responsible for the quality of your own experience in the year ahead. Revel in the idea that you get to make it up and build it out. At times, you may have felt at the mercy of circumstances outside of your control in 2006; however, you always get to choose how you respond. If you want to feel powerful, take time now to identify your intentions and goals, as well as your theme for 2007.So let’s explore each of these techniques and how they work:IntentionsYour intentions could be defined as “what you intend to create this year”. For example, this year my family is building a second home in Granada, Nicaragua. We intend to build a colonial-style home with modern amenities that will be ready for us to visit in August on vacation. Here are some other examples of intentions:
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Cynthia Clay is the President/CEO of NetSpeed Leadership (www.netspeedleadership.com). NetSpeed Leadership meets the learning needs of managers, supervisors, and individual contributors in small to mid-sized organizations. Our programs blend interactive instruction techniques with online reinforcement tools to extend learning beyond the classroom. With this holistic approach, our clients quickly launch programs, train participants, reinforce skills, and measure the impact. The NetSpeed Leadership program includes 23 3-hour modules. Visit NetSpeed Leadership to learn more about Setting and Achieving Goals.
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