At home, we have practice of yearly resolution management. This exercise starts in the month of December. My wife and I shortlist various goals based on current year's experiences and we finalize the resolutions in the first week of January. We ensure that the number of resolutions is not too many, goals are moderately difficult (simple goals will be achieved without being tracked as an yearly resolution) and they are measurable. We will display it at prominent places at work and home. I am accountable for work related resolutions. Wife, I and kids will also follow them if it is a family item. Every time, we tend to violate a resolution, our inner self gives a warning. In a few attempts, we consciously correct ourselves. We are seeing positive results. Here are our goals for 2015:
Here is a quick review of 2014 goals:
