Have a Happy and Healthy New Years- Here are my Goals for 2011

It’s now 2011 and a new year is upon us. At the start of every new year I write down a list of all the goals that I want to accomplish. I usually write them down in a journal and keep them to myself, but this year I want to do things a little different because I expect more out of my this year. So instead of me writing to you about the importance of goal setting and how important it is to achieving all the things you want in life. I decided that instead I am going to share my goals for 2011 with you.

Below I’ve broken my goals down into 6 different categories: Mind, Body, Relationship, Society, Finances, and Spirituality.

Mind

2011 Goals:

Stop Procrastinating & Become More Efficient with My Time
Read 1 Business or Personal Development Book per month
Read 1 Health & Fitness Book per month
Attend 3 Health & Fitness Conferences
Get two new certifications

1. RKC (Kettlebell Certification)
2. IYCA (International Youth Conditioning Association)

Body

2011 Goals:

Achieve single digit body fat percentage
Run a 6 Minute Mile
Dunk a Basketball Again
Deadlift 450lbs
Sleep at least 8 hours per night

Relationship

2011 Goals:

Work on opening up and letting more people get to know me
To be a better listener
To spend more time with my family and loved ones

Society

2011 Goals:

Host at least 4 local charity boot camp workouts
Create a Lunch Time Basketball League in my community
1000 CT Workout Facebook Fans – Click Here to Become a Fan
5000 Newsletter Subscribers – Click Here to Get the Newsletter

Finances

2011 Goals:

100 Change Your Body Boot Camp Members
50 Boot Camp Workout to Go Members
Launch CT Workout Franchise
Grow CT Workout’s Corporate Wellness Program
Launch Change Your Body Challenge Contest & Community
Launch Semi-Private Training Program
Finish 5 ebooks programs

Spirituality

2011 Goals:

Spend at least 10 minutes per day on meditation and visualization

There are a few reasons why I am put my goals out there for everyone to see:

1. By putting my goals out there for everyone to see makes me more accountable for achieving them because if someone asks me I want to be able to say that I finished what I set out to do.

2. I wanted to give you a template to use in case you were struggling to organize your own goals. You can use my list as an example to write your own.

3. I also know that it’s possible that someone reading this post might be able to help me in one way or another in achieve my goals.

What are your goals this year? I would love to hear you comments, leave them in the comment section below.

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