100 Days to go for 2024 - How are you doing?

 




100 Days to go for 2024 - How are you doing? 


You started the year with 

your New Year Resolutions. 

Most don't survive 100 days.

Those which survive that period,

and if you are still working on them, 

would have some level of completion. 


Somewhere, you also had your

corporate goals or business goals. 

You did not have a choice to drop them 

so you are still working on them and have

some level of achievement as well as target.


Then of course you have your 

own dreams and desires related 

to your personal life and your family. 

Hope you have been achieving them too. 


And while you were chasing the 

above resolutions, goals & dreams; 

You had some personal development

also planned - new learnings/trainings 

that will have a positive impact on your 

overall personal as well as professional life. 


Whatever were your goals, 

this '100 days remaining' mark

is a good time to assess progress

and take corrective actions to make-up

for lost traction and still achieve those goals. 


Utilize the next one week to create a 

practical and solid 90-days / 3-month

plan to achieve what you practically can. 


Don't let lost traction and slow progress

demoralize you into inaction and giving up. 

Use this opportunity to give it your best shot. 


By the way, it was '100 days to go' Yesterday. 

Today, only '99 days to go' and if you are reading 

this in late evening, make it only '98 days to go' ... 


Time is ticking .. tick tock tick tock .. 

Take action today. Make your Plan. 

The 90-Day Plan to make it happen. 

On 2nd Oct, it will be '90 days to go'

By that date, have your plan ready. 


#MakeItHappen #CoachHemant #GrowthMindset 

#LeadershipDevelopment #SelfDevelopment #Goals 

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