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As the New Year rolls in and everyone is excited about making resolutions and becoming a better person, I feel like there is a huge missed opportunity. Instead of announcing bold new goals to the world for 2020 that have no basis in reality, there is something more strategic you and I can do. In fact it's a simple question that you should ask yourself (and your spouse if you're married). It's a question my wife and I ask each year as we wind down and look ahead to the next 12 months. And it's a question that has so much potential to change your life.
By Graham Cochrane5
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As the New Year rolls in and everyone is excited about making resolutions and becoming a better person, I feel like there is a huge missed opportunity. Instead of announcing bold new goals to the world for 2020 that have no basis in reality, there is something more strategic you and I can do. In fact it's a simple question that you should ask yourself (and your spouse if you're married). It's a question my wife and I ask each year as we wind down and look ahead to the next 12 months. And it's a question that has so much potential to change your life.

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