What are your professional goals for 2021? What do you want to learn about Ops?
I started to think about goals yesterday as I sifted through all of the upcoming/new year content there is right now on my social media feeds.
Goal setting can be daunting -- I certainly feel it! One lesson I've learned while scrolling is how powerful writing down your goals can be to hold you accountable. I figured we could practice together and maybe next year (next week?!) figure out how we can hold each other accountable.
Like: "I want to spend 20 minutes a day reading my email subscriptions." Just writing this is a first step to making this new goal happen. Now, I've taken enough accountability to name my goal and then share it by writing it out here. Maybe I should do a subscriptions audit to make sure I am only subscribed to content I actually want to read...I guess that's my next step!
What about you -- what are some of your goals for next year or the coming months? HOw do you usually think about goal setting?
What are your professional goals for 2021? What do you want to learn about Ops?
@maggiebutler I love this! When it comes to writing things down, it reminds me of a Glennon Doyle quote from her book, "Untamed."
“As every architect or designer knows, there is a critical step between vision and reality. Before imagination becomes three-dimensional, it usually needs to become two-dimensional. It’s as though the unseen order needs to come to life one dimension at a time.”
Glennon posits in her book that writing things down, journaling is the step between vision and reality.
2021 Goals:
For me, short-term (business):
Working to make improvements to our upsell/crosssell process to drive more team compliance and adoption of SOPs. 📋
Long-term (business): Working to position my business as an authority within the RevOps/HubSpot space. Not even going to pretend to be shy about this. 😝🔥
Short-term (personal): Win my peer group step challenge this week. 👟😋
Long-term (personal): Learn French, and take a Philosophy course this year.🤔🇲🇫
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