What To Expect in 2021- Accountability

We all have heard the saying(s) like, “New Year, New Me!” or “OMG, this is going to be my year! I can’t wait! I can just feel it!” Well, since I said those things last year and with what happened, I fell through with all my New Year resolutions and plans. One thing I started back in January of 2020 was this blog. I have always wanted to have one for the longest time to voice my feeling and thoughts like a online journal. However, what I didn’t have last year was someone to hold me accountable.

Having an accountability partner that will support you and help you succeed is what we need. Have you been held accountable for something or have you been that person for someone else? It is not alone uplifting and rewarding but also keep you focused and strive for greatness.

People who will help you strive for your goals and dreams are the people that you need in your corner of life.

Whether it be for weight loss, a gym partner, support in a small business/schooling, reading the entire Bible, etc. Having someone help you keeping you going and be that voice to keep going when you are having bad days and doubts.

Accountability is the glue that bonds commitment to results.

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There is a book called, “Leadership Without Excuses: How to Create Accountability and High-Performance” by Jeff Grimshaw and Gregg Baron that you can get from Amazon for your kindle, as a hardcover or paperback book with price that ranges from $7.40 to $20.00 and Barnes & Noble for as a hardcover or for your NOOK with a price range from $26.50 to $35.00.

Here is a look into some of the Table of Contents:

Table of Contents
Part I: Proven Strategies for Communicating Clear and Credible Expectations

Introduction

1. Equip your People for Moments of Truth and Tradeoff
2. Invest Excruciating Minutes to Ensure Role Clarity
3. Use Commander’s Intent to Promote Ownership, Stretch Your People, and Align Them with Your Business Strategy
4. Compete for Attention
5. Boost the Credibility of Your High Expectations

To round this out: 

You won’t get the results you want to have in life; if you don’t hold yourself accountable. Commitment = Results. Lead others to strive for greatness and the reward at the top is accomplishment.

All the love,

Cheyenne