Marketer Of The Day With Robert Plank: Get Daily Insights From The Top Internet Marketers & Entrepreneurs Around The World

New Year's Resolutions don't "work" and a "New Month's Accomplishment" is what you need instead. Let me explain... New Year's "resolutions" are silly for a few reasons... They usually aren't S.M.A.R.T. goals (specific, measurable, achievable, results-oriented, and time-bound). SMART goals are pretty self explanatory but let me lay it out so there's no confusion: when you set out to do something, make sure that it's: simple and clearly defined (specific) something tangible so it's 100% clear whether or not you accomplished that goal (measurable) enough of a stretch to move you out of your comfort zone, but not a shot at the moon (achievable) all about an outcome instead of an activity (results-oriented) in such a timeframe that it creates a sense of urgency for you (time-bound) I think when most people set a goal that they're serious about, they intuitively and automatically make it specific, measurable, and achievable. The two biggies here are "results-oriented" and "time-bound." Issue #1: You