The Questions You Must Ask to Make 2016 a Great Year

I recently read Frank McKinney’s book  "Make It Big". I often had heard of Frank’s maverick approach to life and business. I knew I had to learn more about this larger than life icon. His book didn’t disappoint. One of my favorite suggestions from Frank is to, “Spend time in introspection. Figure yourself out.”

Recently Frank shared seven important questions that we should all take time out of our busy schedules to answer. This year-end review is the perfect accompaniment to your 2016 goal setting plans. Pour yourself a cup of your favorite beverage, sit down in your favorite chair, and write down your answers to the following:

1) What has changed since the year started?
2) Where did you “exceed your known definition of greatness”?
3) Where did you fall short?
4) What did you learn about yourself or those around you that you didn’t know before?
5) What are the areas in your life that need transformation?
6) Will you continue to focus on something you started here?
7) Could you apply this discipline elsewhere, such as marriage, exercise, a job, your social life, etc.?

Take time to spend in introspection with those questions. They will help you identify mistakes of the past and how you can turn 2016 into a year where you possibly become a millionaire, get back in shape, rekindle an important personal relationship, or make a dent in the universe through your giving and value adding.

Frank writes:

“Remember that more change happens in the mind than in reality. Be sure to observe and acknowledge how you’ve evolved, matured, or otherwise improved your mindset as well as the tangible results you’ve produced. Roll with the punches, baby. Be honest with yourself. 

“A transformation is an active pursuit, one that requires initiative, drive, desire, planning, and follow-through. Conduct an open-eyed, honest review. 

“Then go live your life. Take some chances, even if there’s the possibility of failure. Be an opportunist, keeping an open mind and seeing new possibilities you might never have considered before.”

Take stock. Spend time by yourself thinking about yourself.

It’s what millionaires do.

It might be uncomfortable.

But it will be worth every minute.

Don’t dwell on past mistakes because that will get you nowhere. Instead, focus on what you can and WILL do today, tomorrow, and the rest of your life, and all of the great things that will happen because of your actions.

Don’t wait for the ‘time to be right’ (i.e. until it’s too late) to take action on your goals. If there’s something you really want to do – if there is a dream body you want to achieve or a change in life you need – then find a way to do it now.

Instead of waiting, just get started.

Focus on replacing your bad habits and thought patterns, one-by-one, over time, with good habits and thought patterns. One step at a time, done over time, leads to powerful changes in your life.

Everything you do is either moving you closer to or farther away from your goals. So which way will you be moving today?

Remember that every action has an impact.

Remember that every decision makes things better or worse.

Remember that everything counts.

Set your goals. Follow your dreams. Start today. Start right now.

What can you do right now to move closer to your goals?

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