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Is it too early to be thinking about your professional goals for next year? I don’t think so. If you’re anything like me, the first few weeks of January are so hectic with back to work and school, new projects at the office and the general downer from the holidays that I don’t have the focus to spend January planning out my next 12 months. give you clarity on your goals and where you want to go in your career over the coming year. In fact, I recommend that you only focus on the first six months, because it’s hard to plan a whole year at a time. You don’t know what projects will come up at work (or be cancelled). Management teams change. You might get a new job. Let’s not limit ourselves to fixing everything at once, when you never know what Once you’ve got the workbook, you can fill it in every six months if you like. Confession -> I only did it once last year because I’m lazy like that. Do what is best for you. No one is going to know. I know lots of people who talk about building a career they love. I’m one of them. I know it’s within my reach, and I’m still started well for me and then by Quarter 2 I was struggling to keep up with my goals because I am so bad at saying No. Fingers crossed this books that have been accompanying me on my commute recently. Book Review: Your Dreams, Your Team, Yourself is subtitled: 25 Secrets to Help You Crush Your Starting Career. Written by Reuben King Jr, Andrew Cramp and Nate Horgan, Your Dreams, YourClick for more Getting taken seriously at the office is something that you can work on. It isn’t always easy to build a sense of gravitas (especially when faced with more senior colleagues) but you can get better at coming across in a way that makes people take you more seriously.    I’m pleased to be working with Proggio to bring you this thought-provoking article from Tzvi Zucker, Marketing Manager. The nature of the modern business environment is constantly evolving. Project management has wrought much change. From plotting Gantt charts