5 - Tracking Progress and Staying Accountable | Building Your Success System

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You're listen to success Motivation Motivation. Success Motivation with Jamaine Solo.
Welcome to Sechet Motivation with me, your host, Jermaine so Will.
We're going the past few episodes, we've laid out the
same shell pieces of a solid success system vision, goals,
habits and routines. But a system is only as strong
as the ability to measure the effectiveness that brings us

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to the final and critical piece, tracking your progress and
staying accountable before dive state imagure. You follow me at
Jermaine song Loo on alticial media platforms. You subscribe to
my YouTube channel and for more inspiring and informative content,
do visit Jermaine so willo dot com. Now let's dive
straight in why tracking matters. If you can to measure it,

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you can't manage it. Success is not about working blindly,
It's about working wisely. When you track your progress, you
do the following. You stay focused on your goals, You
spot what's working and what's not. You celebrate small wings
and stay motivated. You cost correct before it's too late.
Imagine driving without a dashboard. You want to know your speed,

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full level or direction. That's what's life is without progress
tracking so to track your progress. Number one, set memorable milestones.
Break your big goals into smaller, trackable milestones. Instead of
just saying I want to grow my business, say I
want to gain ten new clients this quarter. Clarity brings momentum.

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Moundstones give you checkpoints that help you ifew gauge real progress.
Number two keep a daily a weekly scorecard. Create a
simple system to track your key voutems. For example, did
I complete my top three tasks today? Did I make
progress towards achieving my big goals next week? Did I
stick to my dailybul teams. You don't need fancy tools,

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just consistency, use a journal and app, spreadship whatever works
for you to track your progress. Number three. Reflect regularly
at the end of each day or week, pause and
ask what went well, what didn't? What did I learn?
What's my next step? This builds awareness and awareness leaves
to growth. Never be too busy to evaluate. You're not

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just working hard, you're building a system that works. Numberfore,
find an accountability partner. Success is not a solo journey.
Find someone who can check in on your goals, challenge
you and cheer you on. It could be a mentor
a coach, a friend or a mastermind group. You write
faster when someone's expecting you to show up and deliver. Remember,

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accountability brings commitments. Commitment brings consistency, and consistency brings results.
Five celebrate small wings. Don't just wait until you've reached
the final step. Really to feel successful, Every step forward
is what acknowledging, Every task completed, every obstacle overcome it

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all counts. Celebrate progress not perfect, because when you recognize
your vote, you throw all your fire to keep going.
Let me encourage you today. You've already started building your
success system. You've defined a vision, you have intentional goals.
You've created winning habits and a focus routine. Now track it,

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stay accountable. Don't just set it and forget it. Review it,
refine it, and keep showing up. Systems don't guarantee success
over night, but the position you to win consistently. Now,
if this series has inspired you, I want to hear
from you. Share how you build your own success system.
Please DM me, tag me and share it with a

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friend who you know needs to hear this. Let us
vote together. Do follow me at Jamaine song will on
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Will dot com. I Believe You Will Succeed. You're listening

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