4 goal-setting tips for your business in the New Year
November 11, 2021 7:00 pm Leave your thoughts
Planning for the New Year of business can be both exciting and intimidating. You're eager to set new goals to grow, but with so many ideas on the table it might feel overwhelming to lay it all out. Mapping out your goals is a key factor to success and being able to set your ideal business into motion. Here are four goal-setting tips to help you enter 2022 as a confident and productive business owner.
- Plan by quarters
Plan your goals and projections one quarter at a time to make your timeline easier to digest. By working with smaller increments on the calendar, you'll be able to focus on what you need to accomplish in the next three months, rather than the next year altogether. - Look back at 2021
There's no better way to improve your business in the New Year than by looking at the year before. With the help of your previous numbers, you'll be able to set goals that will challenge you, but aren't totally out of reach. Look at the projects and launches that worked and what didn't work to improve in 2022. - Create SMART goals
If you've already heard of SMART goals a dozen times in the past, it's for a good reason. The acronym is a great foundation for success in any area of life. Here is a reminder of what SMART goals stands for.
- Specific
- Measurable
- Attainable
- Relevant
- Timely
- Roadmap larger milestones
Rather than simply listing out 50 different things you'd like your business to achieve by February. Pick a few goals that will move the needle the most and roadmap out each from start to finish. It's easy to get hyper-focused on the end result, but mapping out the journey step by step will ensure that you stay on track and never have to second-guess what needs to happen next.
As you plan to grow your small business in the months to come, the New Year is a great time to ensure that you professional representation to protect and serve your company. Reach out to The Law Offices of Donald W. Hudspeth, P.C. for more information.
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