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Tag: mid-year
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Mapping Your Second Half: A Simple Plan for July Through December
Six months is enough time to make real progress on what matters. Here’s a simple way to map July through December around the seasons, holidays and energy shifts ahead. Read more
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Rewriting a Goal Without Calling It a Failure
By midyear, some goals no longer fit the life you’re actually living. Revising them isn’t quitting. Here’s how to adjust the target, timeline or approach honestly, and keep moving. Read more
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How to Run a Mid-Year Team Check-In People Don’t Dread
A mid-year check-in can energize a team for the second half or feel like one more ritual. Here’s a simple, honest format leaders can use to review the first six months and plan the next. Read more
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Ahead of Schedule: What to Do When a Goal Goes Better Than Planned
Most goal advice is about falling behind. Getting ahead brings its own challenges, from complacency to fear of raising the bar. Here’s how to handle a goal that’s going better than expected. Read more
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Myth vs. Fact: How Habits Really Form
Halfway through the year is a natural time to restart a habit. Here’s what research suggests about how habits really form, and why one missed day doesn’t erase your progress. Read more
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The Halfway Review: Six Questions for the End of June
The last days of June mark the halfway point of the year. Before the second half begins, these six questions can help you look back honestly, notice what you learned and choose what comes next. Read more
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Q&A: How Do I Rally a Team After a Disappointing First Half?
Missed targets and a rough first six months can leave a team discouraged. Here are answers to questions leaders often ask about restoring morale and momentum for the second half. Read more
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Negative Splits: Pacing Yourself for a Stronger Second Half of the Year
Distance runners call it a negative split: running the second half faster than the first. If your year started fast and faded, the idea offers a hopeful way to approach the months ahead. Read more
