Many of us make New Years’ resolutions. A lot of them range to the typical: Eat healthier, do more exercise, or spend more time with your family are a few popular examples. While each is noble in an of their own right, they are not tangible resolutions. Without tangible resolutions we have no accountability which sets us up for failure.
Goal oriented tangible resolutions are much more attainable because they are results driven. For example, eating healthier could a commitment to set a caloric intake limit or set an intermittent daily fasting period. Exercising could be a goal to run a 5k under 30 minutes. Spending time with your family could be committing to a family vacation for 1 full week.
Thus, in the spirit of tangible goals, what if your resolution is to find a new job?
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