I recieved this today. It melds nicely with goals I had seen from some DCMMA members.

http://alwyncosgrove.com/2011/…..-year-yet/

partial excerpt:

83 Ways to Make 2011 Your Best Year Yet

• Be the most positive person you know.
• Get 1% better everyday.
• Define your “game-changing” move in 2011.  Then get it done!
• Take more risks.
• Do something that scares you everyday.
• Be a team builder, regardless of your title at work.
• Remember that business is about relationships and connections.
• People need motivation, accountability, and know how. Deliver it.
• Write your eulogy and then live your life backwards.
• Know your Big 5: the 5 most important things that need to
  happen by the end of the year to make 2011 feel like it truly has been
  the best year of your life.
• Read your Big 5 every morning.
• Post affirmations on your bathroom mirror.
• Don’t focus on making money – focus on creating value.
• Lead by executing and getting results. No excuses.
• Strive to be ‘World Class’ in all you do.
• Read The 4 Agreements
  by Dom Miguel Ruiz.
• Train like a pro athlete – exercise more.
• Eat higher quality foods.
• Get a massage once a week.
• Attend a destination spa vacation each year.
• Have at least one other “dream” vacation each year.
• Remember – no one has ever regretted a great workout.
• Be obsessed with learning.
• Join a Mastermind Group. It will accelerate your results, improve
  your mindset, and provide you with fertile soil in which to grow.
• Be impeccable with your words – don’t complain, gossip, or be
  negative.
• Be careful with whom you surround yourself. Just as much as the
  right people can pull you up, the wrong crowd can bring you down.
• Plan as if you will live forever but live as if you’ll die tomorrow.
• Say please, thank you, and I love you
  more.
• Give someone a massage.
• Write love letters like you used to.
• Call someone you always wanted to talk to but never thought you
  could.
• Call an old coach or teacher and thank them for positively impacting
  your life.
• If you want to resolve a conflict, use the phone instead of email.
• Write a hand-written note to a client or customer.
• When you travel, send letters to your kids on hotel stationary.
• If you want more, GIVE more.
• Do or do not – there is no try.
• The way you do one thing is the way you do everything.
• Journal. What are you thankful for? What are your intentions for the
  day? Who is in need of prayer today? Where were you outstanding today?
• Clarity precedes genius. Find clarity in writing and solitude.
• Track your success.
• Slow down in order to speed up.
• Be willing to fail. It’s the price of greatness.
• Spend at least 10 minutes every morning in quiet time, prayer time,
  or meditation time.
• Listen to inspirational music. Create your favorite play list for
  chilling out as well as working out.
• Listen to books on tape and podcasts.
• Read The IMPACT! Body Plan.
• Read The 7 Habits of
  Highly Effective People by Stephen R. Covey.
• Read The Leader Without a
  Title, The Greatness
  Guide, and The Monk Who
  Sold His Ferrari by Robin Sharma.
• Watch a Rocky “marathon” with your kids on a rainy day.
• Do what you do best and hire the rest.
• Sometimes good is good enough.  Don’t let “perfectionism” rob you of
  getting things done.
• “Color code your life,” says my mentor, Wayne Cotton.  Green
  machine, blue sky, red tape, and mellow yellow. Visit http://www.nobrowndays.com for more
  information.
• Complete a 90-Day Wonder. What have I accomplished in the
  last 90 days? What are my current challenges? What will I accomplish in
  the next 90 days?
• Remember the 10,000-hour Rule. It often takes about 10,000
  hours or 10 years to be recognized as an expert.
• Success takes time. Be patient, but continually invest in yourself.
• Work on your
  business, not in your
  business.
• Your big ideas typically come when you are sitting on a beach or
  skiing in the mountains.
• Hire only “A” players to build a winning business.
• Replace the bottom 10% of your players each year.
• Everyone in an organization should be considered a “leader.”
• Always believe in your dreams, even when they seem impossible or
  others doubt you.
• Focus, focus, focus!
• Water people everyday – lift people up instead of tearing
  people down.
• One quick “No” is better than 10 “maybes” or “I don’t knows.”
• Win the day!
• Remember what Walt Disney said, “Everything speaks!”
• Be more spontaneous.
• Block out the noise and focus on the signal.
• Develop a hobby.
• The bigger the dream, the more important the team.
• Run your own race – be authentic and original.
• Speak more. Write more. Read more.
• Turn OFF your TV!
• Eliminate excuses.
• Organize your time more effectively.
• “Eat that Frog,” says Brian Tracy.  Do the things that you don’t
  like to do or want to do but have to do early in your day.
• Get your mind right!
• Do more of what you love to do.
• Action is like gas in the car. Without it, you will not go.
• Be humble…be hungry.
• Create IMPACT everyday.
• Live by the mantra, “… And then some.”