100 Days Left: Revisit Your Goals and Finish the Year Strong
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Why is fall the perfect time to revisit my New‑Year resolutions?
One of my goals is to score sub 100 in golf. It's something that you need to chip away at. Literally?
Literally. Okay, Sheree, let's see that bingo board. Ooh. Wow, you've done so many already. Sauna 10 times? Wait, my arm looks so muscular right now. Must be the personal trainer. Holy cow. Last year, you had to go to the gym 30 days in a row. Do you guys remember that? i need to chill the beep out yeah wait i found one that i've made no progress on do a full split Is it possible for Jean to non-injuriously learn how to do a full split in the next 100 days? I'm scared for you. LMK, LMK.
Hey, we're in Q3, moving on to Q4. Let's sharpen our pencils, let's
get our
notebooks, let's realign and figure out how to tackle the rest of the year and go out with a bang. Today, we're taking you through our top five back to school tips for Q4. This is part one.
I'm Sheree. I'm Jean. And we're the Tiger Sisters. We are your Wall Street and Silicon Valley big sisters.
And we're a top 10 business podcast bringing late night sister talk meets boardroom strategy.
Happy fall, Tiger fam. So we have a hot take for you guys, which is that january is not the best time to reinvent yourself the fall is
there's roughly a hundred days left in this year and so this is more than enough time and also the perfect time to recommit to your goals figure out your hobbies clean up your workspace book a fun thing for you and your girlfriends to do and so much more so today we're taking you through our top five back to school tips for Q4. This
is part one. So we wanted to do this episode because I think so many people think of January and the new year as like the only time where you actually reflect and set goals for yourself and lock in. But I feel like back to school is the other time where there's always this energy of like, I'm ready to, to renew. And I think that this is the perfect time to sort of take that energy and make it work for you, like make it something really useful for you.
Yeah, it's also kind of like a check-in too.
As
the year is coming to a close in a few months, you are more than halfway through, you can reflect on the goals you did set in the beginning of the year and figure out a game plan to, you know, reignite your goals, retackle them, whatever, or let them go for the next few months of this year.
Yeah, I feel like Even if you're not in school anymore, which I think most people are not in school, but there's just this energy of like back to school where you feel like re-energized.
What key questions should I ask myself to evaluate my 2026 goals?
Totally. It's like I love being a student and a student again, a student in my life.
And I'm
like, hey, we're in Q3 moving on to Q4. pencils let's sharpen our pencils let's
get our
notebooks let's realign and figure out how to tackle the rest of the year and go out with a bang
exactly yeah that's how i would summarize it i would say it's like back to school is not really a phrase that's like tapping into that energy so whether you're actually heading back to school or you're starting a new job or you're just wondering where all the days went in 2026 this episode is for you let's make the next 100 days count So the way that this episode
works is that we have five tips for the back to school energy. I'm going to read out all five tips. But in this episode specifically right now, we're going to go over tip one, which honestly will probably take the longest time
for us
to go through and chat and explore with you.
Because it's going to get personal.
It's going to get very personal. And I mean, there's four more tips, but we will cover that in the next episode, which you guys will just have to tune in for. But I'll give you a little preview. So tip one, which we'll talk about, is to revisit your January goals and to figure out how to do that. Tip two is to reset your space, which is both a physical reset and also a mental reset. Tip number three is to recommit yourself to a new routine. That could mean a morning routine, an evening routine, a workout routine.
Okay, and tip number four, I'm very excited about this one, is to book yourself a future gift.
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Chapters
7 chapters
1
Why is fall the perfect time to revisit my New‑Year resolutions?
0:00–2:55
2
What key questions should I ask myself to evaluate my 2026 goals?
2:55–10:24
3
How does Cherie’s 2026 Bingo Board help track progress and priorities?
10:24–19:49
4
Why should I slow down and rethink overly prescriptive goals?
19:49–22:36
5
What are “external” goals and how do they affect my personal roadmap?
22:36–24:17
6
How can I do a 20‑minute exercise to reset my goals for the final 100 days?
24:17–25:59
7
What lessons did we learn from revisiting our January goals?
25:59–26:12
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