Kate Morris

Don't allow that to be the thing that stops you from then continuing to work towards the goal.

You just need to have a reset.

You need to sit down, you need to look at yourself in the mirror.

You need to write a list of all the things that you are currently doing right now that's stopping you from achieving your goal.

And then you need to make a promise to yourself moving forward that you will start every day actively working on doing something that will move you closer toward getting where you want to be.

100%.

I agree.

My next point was kind of similar to that, but more so about...

It's okay if your goals have changed.

So if you are in the middle of the year and you're like, oh, actually, maybe I've changed job.

Maybe I actually don't want to lose 10 kilos anymore because I'm happy with the way that I look.

It is okay to change your goals, but you need to revisit them and reset them.

I think if we come into the year and we don't achieve those goals at the start of the year, it feels a little bit clunky.

It's really easy to just ride the rest of the year out and not actually revisit the goals or reset them.

So I think resetting your goals, revisiting is a really great way to one, realign your daily actions with what you want to do every day to achieve that goal.

And then also to allow yourself to get really organized.

I find the people that don't achieve their goals are usually really disorganized.

When I think about any goal, whether it's posting on social media, whether it's growing my personal brand, whether it's building my business, whether it's going to the gym, whether it's losing weight, whether it's getting a promotion, it requires a level of organization.

And I can guarantee you that if you get really organized, like Gem said, we time block, we put it into our calendar like an appointment we need to show up for.

you will have the time to literally achieve everything that you want.