• Habits for Peak Performance

  • Start with Your Anchor Word

    What's one word that describes how you want to feel or what you want to focus on in the year ahead?

    Examples:

    • Confident: I want to feel confident to advocate for myself.
    • Energized: I want to feel energized to bring my best to work.
    • Balanced: I want to feel balanced to avoid burnout and enjoy more time for myself.
  • Choose One Habit to Support Your Goal

    What's one small habit you could develop to move closer to this feeling or result?

    Examples:

    • Confident: Come prepared to each meeting with a thoughtful question.
    • Energized: Take a 20-minute walk after lunch.
    • Balanced: Start and end my workday with 5 minutes of reflection.
  • Build Your Habit Using the Atomic Habits Framework

    Based on James Clear's research, this framework uses four proven principles to design habits that stick and drive meaningful change.

    1. Make It Obvious (Cue): How will you remind yourself to take action?

    Examples:

    • Place my workout clothes next to my bed to remind me to exercise in the morning.
    • Add a sticky note to my monitor that says, 'Speak up in the meeting."
  • 2. Make It Attractive (Craving): How can you pair this habit with something you enjoy?

    Examples:

    • I'll listen to my favorite podcast while I exercise.
    • I'll have my favorite cup of tea while I journal and reflect on my day.
  • 3. Make It Easy (Response): How can you simplify the habit to remove friction?

    Examples:

    • Instead of a full workout, I'll start with a 10-minute stretch.
    • Rehearse one comment before the meeting to make speaking up feel easier.
    • Write one sentence of reflection instead of a full entry.
  • 4. Make It Satisfying (Reward): How will you reinforce this habit to feel accomplished?

    Examples:

    • Mark it off on my habit tracker to build a streak.
    • Celebrate each time I successfully speak up by acknowledging the progress I've made.
  • Plan for Obstacles

    What might get in the way, and how will you address it?

    Example: I might feel too tired to exercise after work

  • Great work!

    Complete this exercise demonstrates your commitment to building habits that support your growth and success. By identifying and designing habits with intention, you’ve created a clear, actionable plan to achieve your goals and sustain peak performance.

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