Vision, Goals, Reviews, it's almost 2015

Dear Friends,

This year is coming to an end and there has been so much online about setting goals for 2015.  

I’ve never been much of a goal setter but I do create visions and commitments so I thought I would check out some goal setting techniques too.

I felt inspired and so I created my Business Vision (Thank you Vision360), I created a Business Goals Calendar (Thank you Amy Porterfield), and I did an Annual Review (Thank you Chris Guillebeau).

All of them were spectacular and I will give more details in my next newsletter.  But first I want to share with you how I did them and my takeaways.

Business Vision:

I wrote my business vision by using the “Free Guide to Creating Your Business Vision”  written by Vision360’s Ali Schiller

My takeaway:  I love to create practices that serve people’s health and wellness.  I want everyone to be as healthy and well as possible and I believe EVERYONE deserves that.

A true aha moment for me.

Get the guide for free and create your business vision for 2015!

Business Goals Calendar:

I created a Business Goals Calendar because I saw a picture on Facebook of one made by Amy Porterfield.

My takeaway:

Goal setting doesn’t have to be so intense.  I just got a 2015 calendar and wrote ONE overall goal for each month of the year. If I didn’t have one for a month, then I left it blank or I wrote VACATION.

Annual Review:

This one was more descriptive then the last goal setting technique.  Chris Guillebeau provided the template.  And it was really fun.  I first reviewed 2014 and then I set goals for 2015.  I hit all the things I really want to focus on in the next year.

My takeaway:

A lot of things went really well in 2014 and some things didn’t go so well.  I will share all of these in my next newsletter.  The things that didn’t go so well became part of my focus for 2015.

With Love and Light,

Shauna Lay