I have a busy weekend prepared. Tonight (and tomorrow night), I will be watching my beloved Phillies- it’s the last weekend of playing at home this season. Sunday morning, I will enjoy breakfast with my daughter, son-in-law, and grandson. Then, I will hightail it to Brooklyn, to spend Rosh Hashana with my son and his wife.
Continue reading It’s a New Year Celebration
So, I’ve been telling you this has been the time of year that Jewish folks make their “resolutions”. Determine what is of value in their lives and how they can augment that. What we should do better, what we need to eliminate.
Continue reading Habit Forming?
Tomorrow is the first day of the secular new year of 2020. A whole new decade. Which means you probably have to reassess all those New Year’s Resolutions you’ve been running through in your mind. (I make my personal resolutions in September/October, when the Jewish New Year rolls around. And, my corporate KPI [key performance indicators] are evaluated three or four times a year to make sure we’re measuring (and achieving) the right things.)
Continue reading Besides the party, what else do you have planned?
How are your resolutions coming?
Amazingly, most of us choose pedestrian goals. If we believe YouGov, most of us choose one of these four resolutions: exercise more, eat healthier, save money and lose weight.
Continue reading Resolution Check-in
I know most of you are not Jewish. (After all, only 2% of Americans are- with an even lower percentage of humans worldwide.) But, I do know that many of you begin your new companies this time of year. Whether that is because you plan to get a piece of government largesse (and the government fiscal year starts this Sunday) or because your kids started school and you now have a little more time to push the envelope is immaterial.
Continue reading Make your goals resolute
Resolutions. Improving ourselves. Making Goals. This is the time of year we generally consider them. It’s why I published my blog piece last Friday (1 January 2016) -because most of us actually consider what should be among our plans for the year now.
Continue reading The source of resolutions?
Today is the first day of the secular new year of 2016. Which means you probably are making sure you keep your New Year’s Resolutions. (I make my personal resolutions in September/October, when the Jewish New Year rolls around. My corporate KPI [key performance indicators] are evaluated three or four times a year to make sure we’re measuring the right things.)
Continue reading Happy New Year!
It’s New Year’s Eve. I know, you are rushing around, trying to get everything done so you can go out and party tonight. But, here’s something else you shouldn’t forget. Make your plan for 2015. You deserve it. No… you need it!
Continue reading Before tonight’s ciock strikes 12…
It’s the next to last day of Elul. As I wrote on the first day, when the period of self-assessment begins, we are 30 days into the 40 day period of determining how we can make our lives- and the lives of others- better. (You can also search for Elul in the index to the left and see more of my thoughts on this “resolution-making” period.)
Continue reading 29 Days and still counting
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