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Setting Goals vs Resolutions

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How many of you made new years resolutions that you've already broken or abandoned those resolutions?

Most statistics I found say that around 80% of new years resolutions fail. In fact, 43% of people expect to fail by February to the point that many people don't even bother anymore.

But why is this not working? Many will say it’s a lack of accountability in the resolutions or they are not specific enough.

A resolution is a statement of what you to change. For example, you may resolve to get healthy or save money.

A goal goes a bit further. It is a statement of what you want to achieve, the steps you need to take to get there and when you would like to reach it.

We propose you go further than a resolution and create a goal.

Today we are talking about how to turn a failed resolution into a successful goal!
You can find First Pioneers Federal Credit Union at our Lafayette or New Iberia branch in Louisiana or online at firstpioneers.com. If you prefer a blog version of our podcast you can find that on the website or if you prefer video, check us out on our youtube channel at firstpioneersfcu.
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How many of you made new years resolutions that you've already broken or abandoned those resolutions?

Most statistics I found say that around 80% of new years resolutions fail. In fact, 43% of people expect to fail by February to the point that many people don't even bother anymore.

But why is this not working? Many will say it’s a lack of accountability in the resolutions or they are not specific enough.

A resolution is a statement of what you to change. For example, you may resolve to get healthy or save money.

A goal goes a bit further. It is a statement of what you want to achieve, the steps you need to take to get there and when you would like to reach it.

We propose you go further than a resolution and create a goal.

Today we are talking about how to turn a failed resolution into a successful goal!
You can find First Pioneers Federal Credit Union at our Lafayette or New Iberia branch in Louisiana or online at firstpioneers.com. If you prefer a blog version of our podcast you can find that on the website or if you prefer video, check us out on our youtube channel at firstpioneersfcu.
Find us just about everywhere on linktree:

https://linktr.ee/firstpioneersfcu

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