So, if change is generally inevitable and a career is meant for growth and evolution, why not take the bull by the horns and manifest the changes that you most greatly desire?
For me, the New Year isn't about resolutions; those are often empty promises made to yourself, and they're easy to break. Rather, I like setting intentions, crafting goals that I can assess and measure over time, and creating a sense of forward movement, whether it's in my personal life, my business, or my career.
I personally like to look back at the past year and simultaneously make plans for the one that's just beginning. Here's a link to a great blog post by writer Chris Guillebeau about conducting an annual life review and setting goals for the coming year; it includes a nifty free downloadable spreadsheet that assists you in reviewing your personal and professional life and setting measurable goals for the coming year.
If there's any way I can assist you in the coming year in terms of your career and the choices therein, please feel free to reach out to me. I'd love to walk down the road with you for a little while.
Happy New Year, many happy returns, and all the best to you and yours, now and always.
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Keith Carlson, RN, BSN, NC-BC, is the Board Certified Nurse
Coach behind NurseKeith.com and the
well-known blog, Digital Doorway.
Keith is co-host of RNFMRadio.com,
a wildly popular nursing podcast; he also hosts The Nurse Keith Show, his
own podcast focused on career advice and inspiration for nurses. Keith is also
the resident nursing career expert at Nurse.com.
A widely published nurse writer, Keith is the author of
"Savvy
Networking For Nurses: Getting Connected and Staying Connected in the 21st
Century." He has also contributed chapters to a number of books
related to the nursing profession, and currently writes for MultiViews New
Service, LPNtoBSNOnline.com, StaffGarden, and Working Nurse Magazine.
Mr. Carlson brings a plethora of experience as a nurse
thought leader, online nurse personality, holistic career coach, writer, and
well-known successful nurse entrepreneur.
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