2022 Goal Setting - Career, Family & your Personal life

EPISODE · Dec 15, 2021 · 23 MIN

2022 Goal Setting - Career, Family & your Personal life

from Working Mumma · host Carina O’Brien

Many people are exhausted from 2021, experiencing burnout, exhaustion, and fatigue from almost 2 years of living in a world with Covid-19. But, there seems to be optimism when looking to 2022 (stay away new variant!). It might seem hard to think about 2022 as I'm sure you are looking forward to a well-earned rest over the Christmas holidays. Although, you may have ideas and wishes for next year in your thoughts. Today's podcast goes through a simple process to help you clearly define 1 goal across your career, family, and personal life to help you move forward in 2022. The episode is supported by a free workbook to help you go through the process. Print this out and complete it when you have some quiet time to allow yourself to reflect on 2021, your values, and your why to help you define achievable goals for 2022. 2022 Goal setting workbook https://bit.ly/3IN3SPl Merry Christmas to you and your family. Thank you so much for listening to the Working Mumma podcast this year. I really hope that you have been able to learn something, gain confidence, and know you aren't alone in this crazy world of motherhood and career. I look forward to bringing you more episodes in 2022. Share your thoughts on the content & topics you would like to see in 2022 - https://forms.gle/g5Lbbmvn8mJi6MCJ9 Continue the conversation and join the free Working Mumma Community on Facebook or join the Working Mumma Village membership. Connect with Working Mumma and Carina O'Brien * Instagram: @workingmummacommunity * Facebook: @workingmummaAU * Website: www.workingmumma.com.au * LinkedIn - Working Mumma or Carina O'Brien

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