Research says only 8% of us fulfill our resolutions. Yet those who make resolutions are 10 times more likely to meet goals throughout the New Year.

Consider a resolution that will change how people experience you... not just one that changes how you experience the world.

We know what is given comes back to us tenfold. It might not be direct, but the return is bound to come to us in time.

Imagine if all your communications in the next year were so well received and important to those you were communicating to that it changed what you could accomplish?

It is possible.

It just takes skills, and practice.

We are all works in progress, yet our progress is greatly affected by skills. Sprinkling some skills on new expectations in how we communicate will change us, but most importantly what others experience of us in 2016.