"A new year means fresh starts, new goals, and new objectives, personally and professionally. As you reflect on the past year, you might have already made a list of ways you intend to drive your personal growth over the next 12 months. Stepping into your greatest personal and professional self is about self-reflection, self-improvement, mindset mastery, and re-alignment. It's also about shedding the habits, people, and things that no longer align."
"In one season, you might coast through your work day-to-day. In another, you'll realize you want and need more from your career, which puts you in a place of feeling stagnant or uninspired. And, maybe in the next season, you'll experience an identity shift from what you need personally in your life or a new way of operating - perhaps a deeper focus on family time, travel, or health."
Start by determining both wants and needs and align goals with what matters most. Apply radical honesty when asking where to go and what is needed to get there. Include assessment of personal mental, physical, and emotional needs because they influence professional direction. Recognize that priorities and needs shift across decades and life seasons, producing phases of coasting, stagnation, or renewed aspiration. Expect possible identity shifts that prompt new operating modes or deeper focus on family, travel, or health. For high-achieving professionals, reaching career pinnacles often raises the question of what comes next. Use probing questions to identify blind spots and clarify next steps.
Read at Above the Law
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