Step 1- Have a goal. Sounds silly, but most people do not have a clearly defined objective for what they want to accomplish.
Step 2- Track your progress toward that goal. What's important is you need to do both Step 1 & 2 together. You can't do Step 1 without Step 2 and visa versa. Example: "What's your new meeting goal?" It's 6. "Where you at?" I don't know. Conversely, "How many new meetings have you set?" I've set 4. "What's your goal?" I don't know. You must do these together!
Step 3- Get yourself some external accountability. If you could do it on your on, you'd have done it already. External accountability increases your odd for success.
Step 4- Improve your technique if you're not improving toward your goal. Most people know what to do but they struggle with how to do it.
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