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      • Campbell McIntosh
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      • Erika Brown
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Daily Archives: January 11, 2021

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New Year’s Resolution or SMART Goals: Setting Yourself Up for Success! – Kirby Harley AEP

UncategorisedBy Adam KingJanuary 11, 2021

As the second week of January rolls around, who has already given up on some of those new year resolutions because they were put in the too hard basket? Was this because they weren’t realistic, you didn’t have a plan to achieve them or were they too vague and not specific enough to actually believe…

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