We are two weeks in on 2024, and things have been moving fast. So fast that someone had to remind me that I had not been sending out the chronicles, so as I signed in (and was prompted to verify it was me because I hadn’t signed in!) I was encouraged (by me) to remind you that whatever goal you decided to achieve in 2024 is still achievable.

We are only two weeks in. Today is just the 15th. Don’t give up just because you jumped hard off that wagon this weekend.

Let’s talk goals/dreams/visions/true north for a minute.

Over the past year, I intentionally have set goals for myself, my business, and my family. Some of them have been awesomely met, others refined, still others I have trashed because, halfway there, I discovered that point A wasn’t where I wanted to be after all, so I turned toward point B.

Goals are important because they give us a point on which to focus, but goals should not be so rigid that we lose sight of why we have them in the first place. Do not be afraid to change your goals if they aren’t serving your purpose. First ask yourself if the goal is just hard (then keep going to it) or if it will not result in you accomplishing your overall reason (then change it.)

But here is the challenge today: set some goals that you can achieve and some that are just outside of your grasp. Then plow headlong into both.

From the Blog

In our fast-paced and dynamic world, safety has always been a top priority. We all understand that maintaining a safe environment for visitors is not only ethically imperative but also crucial for long-term success and reputation. We can say we value safety, but without an Advocacy Campaign for Safety Awareness, how will our customers, team members, and policymakers know how important it is for us? Every industry that invites the public into their operation, from the largest hospital to the smallest theme park, must both focus on safety and have an advocacy campaign for safety awareness.

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