First quarter of 2015 is complete, in less than 2 weeks!

Help us understand your first 25% of this year 2015. Pick one of your goals for this year and tell us how you are doing — Ahead or Behind!

(As an example — I have several goals, one of which is to read 10 pages per day for all 365 days this year a total of 3,650 pages which would be approximately 12 books if each book averages 300 pages. That means I need read over 900 pages to make the first quarter goal — as of now I have read 1,049 pages — I am ahead of my goal!)

Want help on envisioning and setting goals read:

Goals, The 10 Rules for Achieving Success by Gary Ryan Blair

5 Things to keep your goals moving for 2015!

1. Make sure you have goals written down and easy to find.
2. Look at your goals daily.
3. Make time to work on goals daily, even if you only spend a few minutes.
4. If a goal seems to hard revise it. Look at smaller parts of the goal to work on.
5. Never give up — Make 2015 the best year yet!

Remember “the secret of getting ahead is getting started. The secret of getting started is breaking you complex, overwhelming tasks into small, manageable tasks, and then starting on the first one.” – Mark Twain, Celebrated American author and Humorist

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It’s easy not to do the easy things!

A famous business guru Jim Rohn said “It's easy not to do the easy things!”

You have written your goals and plans for 2015. Some goals and plans are easy some are harder. Do you have a measurement system to follow your progress? Half way through January are you measuring?

Would it be easier not to read this Blog and not keep moving forward on your goals and plans for the year? Or do you want to hear us tell you to keep moving?

Send your comments to us! What do you think about measurement and making this a memorable year 2015!

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Have a great year 2015!

Measure Progress — 2015 is here!

So we have set goals for the year 2015.  If we don't measure them we won't know if we are meeting or exceeding goals.

(As an example:  A goal to read 10 pages per day will allow reading of in excess of 1 book per month depending on book size.  The goal of 10 pages per day is a great start to meeting the goal.  So today we should be at 70 pages read or greater.)

Do you have a goal that is measurable?  Can you show progress Daily, Weekly and Monthly?  Why not get ahead just in case you have a bad day and miss your reading time.

Let us know your measurement.  Are you on goal or behind — give us your comments.

Hope you have a great 2015 year!