New Years resolutions aren’t worth anything if no one is keeping you accountable, especially if you’re not even keeping yourself accountable. That’s what goals are for.

 

In this episode, I muse over my experience in 2017 as an entrepreneur completely out on my own and the goals that I set for myself with respect to The Post Money Plan. In this monologue, I speak to the reasoning and process I went through to identify and craft my goals for 2017 as well as my performance on them in the Professional/Financial category. If you’re interested in juicy personal details, you’ll especially appreciate that part. Afterwards, I reveal what I set as my new Professional/Financial goals for The Post Money Plan and myself in 2018.

Key Points in the Podcast:

-A key struggle for entrepreneurs

-My line of thinking for designing goals in 2017

-Goal 1: Increase Post Money Plan website traffic by 10% per month

-Goal 2: Begin generating revenue

-Goal 3: Take on a partner

-Goal 4: Raise $500,000 in funding

-Goal 5: Live on less than $33,000

-Goal 6: Gain 20% on my investment portfolio

 

-Updating and setting new goals for 2018

-Goal 1: Launch “Invest Pain Free” online course

-Goal 2: Generate $25,000 in sales

-Goal 3: Grow Post Money Plan website traffic by 7% per month

-Goal 4: Launch “How to Win Contests” online course

-Goal 5: Live on less than $30,000

-Goal 6: Pay off $20,000 of student debt

-Goal 7: Gain 20% on my investment portfolio

-Goal 8: Write 20 new pages in my Economics Treatise

-Goal 9: Create a Decision Making app

 

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