Can you believe it – we’re halfway through the year! It’s a good time to reflect on those new year’s resolutions we made 6 months ago.

If you’re on track, congratulations! If not, here’s a quick tip for making resolutions that are a lot more likely to stick – any time of the year.

Getting Organized Quick Tip #2:

To improve your chance of achieving your goal, sticking to your resolution or realizing your plan, make it a SMART goal:

• Specific

• Measurable

• Achievable

• Relevant

• Time-framed.

If you’re not familiar with SMART Goals, you might like my article How To Set SMART Goals, which shows you how to take a generic resolution, like ‘losing weight’, and make it SMART.

The article includes a downloadable SMART Goal Planner, plus a video showing you how to use the Planner to set your own goals.

Try it yourself – and then I’d love you to share your ‘Before’ and ‘After’ goal or resolution in the comments.

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Related posts:

1. New Year’s Resolutions: 3 Ways to Get Organized in 2010
2. How to be Organized in 2009: The 12 Days of New Year’s Resolutions
3. Getting Organized Quick Tip #6: How To Never Forget a Birthday or Anniversary [Outlook Users]