Why Self-Improvement Fails for Most Technicians

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Connect personal goals to a meaningful start date rather than arbitrary ones like New Year's to increase the likelihood of success.
Actively seek out mentors or examples of self-accountability and goal-setting, like Todd, to inspire and guide your own development.
Cultivate a habit of consuming long-form content, such as books or audiobooks, to gain deeper knowledge and improve focus, especially during windshield time.
Utilize free resources like the Libby app to access digital books and audiobooks from your local library, eliminating cost as a barrier to learning.
Set SMARTS goals (Specific, Measurable, Attainable, Risky, Time-bound, Shared) for personal and professional development to ensure clarity, track progress, and maintain accountability.
Share your self-improvement goals with others to foster accountability and increase your commitment to achieving them.
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