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Well it’s that time of year again. That one time of year where we continually hear the question; what’s your New Year Resolution? This is also the time of year where so many great intentions get blindsided by old habits. Don’t get me wrong, I love the idea of formalizing a New Year Resolution. Heck I’m an advocate of setting resolutions throughout the year. But it’s something about the tradition (and peer pressure) of having a New Year Resolution that causes even some of the die hard to pony up and identify at least one goal.

I was with a client the other day and he was frustrated with the lack of accountability with some of his team members. He commented how there always seems to be an excuse for poor performance or it was always someone else’s fault.

Surprise! You have a guest writer this week, and yes, by guest I mean Gary’s amazing and talented daughter, Hannah. I’ve asked my father’s permission to write this article as I am back from University for my first reading week. I thought it would bring a different perspective to this article and let everyone hear about my beginning experience of University life…I’ll leave out the wild stories, don’t worry.