Towards the end of 2023, I set my goals for Q1 of 2024, but you know life happens!
The first quarter of 2024 was a whirlwind!
I launched a masterclass, published some courses, participated in several bundles, got in a car accident that caused a concussion (among other things), and had to get a new roof and a new garage door! Most of that was just between January and February!
One of my goals was not to overcommit myself, but I am pretty sure I had already done that by about the fourth day of January!
My accident made me slow down and remember that one of my words for the year was focus. I could not focus on anything if I was trying to accomplish everything.
One of my main goals was to raise awareness of my brand, podcast, and other productions.
But then I remembered that I was overcommitting and needed to focus on raising awareness of the courses and the things I already had.
In March, after life had calmed down a little, I sat down to refocus. I tracked where I was on my goals and started taking a look at things that did not work and things that did work. I also started to think about what I wanted to keep doing, which led me to think about things that were more busy work and not helping me accomplish anything. The main thing was to set my priorities and focus!
The things that I learned from the first quarter are:
Focus
Don't beat yourself up
Life happens
Sometimes it takes you a little longer to reach your destination, and that's ok
Give yourself time.
Give yourself grace.
Slow and steady.
Things do not always go as planned; sometimes, that is for the best.
If you want all the details of my crazy first quarter, check out the episode below!
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