How To Take Control Of Your Time Next Year

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As the year winds down and you celebrate the holiday season, you may reflect on your accomplishments for this year.

Getting through another year of the pandemic may be your biggest win. But chances are you got a lot more checked off on your to-do list than you give yourself credit for.

While you look forward to 2022, you may also look back at what you didn’t get done in 2021 — resolutions you broke, goals you not met, and healthy habits you quit practicing.

When you think back to why your enthusiasm and commitment to goals faded, there’s a good chance you’ll say — I just didn’t have the time. And that makes sense. You’re busy!

Yet, it likely bothers you because each of those resolutions, goals, or habits was important to you too.

You know successfully achieving your goals next year will require you to find more time.

Gaining Control Of Your Time

I get it. I’m guilty of using “not enough time” as an excuse for not meeting some reasonable goals I’ve set over the years too. In an effort to ditch…