CORP 8.10.21 Kickstart Your Fall_HG_8PM + NO IU UPSELL

The end of summer is coming up and fall (!) is just around the corner. Kids are going back to school, and work is kicking back(ish) into gear.Beneath the bustle of activity, odd as it still is out there, there is a feeling that something is ending (sadly, not the pandemic) and beginning at the same time. Change is in the air! That’s what makes August a good time to regroup, reflect, and make your plan of attack for the remaining months of 2021.If you haven’t achieved the goals you set for yourself way back in January — or if you never made any beyond sanity and survival! — don’t be discouraged. There’s still time to create something brilliant this year, and nothing feels better than pulling out a big win in the last quarter. Here’s an exercise you can do in an hour or two during one last day sitting by the pool, soaking up the last days of summer.Follow these six steps to set yourself up, and in a few months, you’ll be dancing your way into 2022 (literally, and metaphorically!).Step 1: Make a ListDid you make any resolutions or promises in January?What did you swear you were going to make happen no matter what was happening outside, inside, or on Zoom?Write down everything you wanted to accomplish this year, but haven’t yet.Need a place to write all this down? Login to Inner.U CAREER! You can write (and re-write!) your dreams in Module 1.These things can be as simple as spending more time with family or as major as reinventing your career. Be realistic, though. Even though we believe in time warping, you don’t have 12 months to make it happen!Step 2: Rate Your GoalsOn a scale of 1 to 10, 10 being “consider it done” and 1 being “haven’t thought about it since January 1st,” assess where you are on each goal. You might find that you’re at a 6 when it comes to your exercise plan if you already own that Peloton and get on it every once in a while. You might be at a 1 on your money goals if you vowed back in January to be debt-free and you haven’t made a dent yet (in fact, your credit has increased). WARNING: This is not about feeling bad!It’s helpful to be honest and even humorous about your rating. You’re not judging yourself, you’re just telling the truth. You’re trying to figure out where you stand with each goal, so you can make informed decisions about what to do next. Step 3: Figure Out the Failure Take an honest look at each goal on your list and figure out why you gave them the ratings you did. What happened?We teach a concept called Personal Integrity, which is the ability to keep a promise to yourself that is a match with your goals and the alignment of your heart, mind, and body. If you haven’t succeeded at a goal or dream, the issue is likely to be found within those three different aspects of you.Your thoughts, actions, and/or feelings are not in accordance with your dreams.Was your heart not in it? Were you not smart about the plan? Did you just get a little lazy? Your honesty in this assessment will carry you far, and we can’t stress enough—failure is not a dirty word. Step 4: Make the CutIt’s time to get real....

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