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To support your annual aspirations, you may need to make one or more changes. That is to say, to develop or adjust certain behaviors. For example, to improve your professional positioning, you will potentially need to have more courage or improve your communication.<\/p>\n
When it comes to making the changes that are important to you, I offer you three steps to make lasting behavioural changes.<\/strong><\/p>\n What do you aspire to? And to get there, what behaviour do you need to change or adapt?<\/p>\n Make sure that the change you want to make comes from you, that you really want it.<\/strong><\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\n In other words, that it is not dictated by your external environment (another person, a convention, etc.).<\/p>\n1- Decide<\/strong> what behavior to change.<\/h3>\n
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2- Take action<\/strong> step by step and act <\/strong>immediately as if the change was made<\/h3>\n