BIG goals for 2022

Andrew Hague, Partner at WR Partners

By Andrew Hague, Partner

We all need BIG goals to ensure we have the best year ever, so what are you planning this year? Whether you want to grow your business or take more time for yourself, these goal-setting tips can help you achieve your long-term plans.

  1. Think big!

    What do you want from your life – and how can your business help you achieve that? Think about next year and beyond; what does your business look like in five or 10 years? When you know what end point you’re aiming for, it’s easier to set goals that move you in the right direction.

  2. Pick something you can measure

    Vague goals aren’t as helpful as those you can measure and monitor. Think about what you already measure in your business and how you’d like to see those metrics change.

  3. Make a plan to achieve each goal

    Once you’ve picked a few goals, come up with ways to achieve them. It could just be back-of-the-envelope thinking, or have a brainstorming session with your team or your advisers (give us a call!). When you have a plan in place, do your best to follow through and make it happen.

  4. Keep monitoring your progress -

    Check in each month to see how you’re tracking with your goals. Set yourself reminders on your calendar or make it part of your invoicing cycle. If you’re not quite on track, you can make tweaks or come up with some fresh ideas to help you reach your targets. We can keep you on course and hold you accountable.

We can help

Not sure what your goals should be or how to monitor them? We can show you where to find the information you need, how to check on it, or keep an eye on it for you.

Our advisory team also has some fantastic ideas for how to reach your goals and build your business – get in touch!

Paul Brown

Tax Partner & Director of Advisory

At a time where the government toughens its stance on tax avoidance and evasion, HMRC becomes more active across all aspects of business and personal tax and increasingly sophisticated in their use of data; every business needs a Paul.

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