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No Quit November: Keep Going, Finish Strong

November 12, 20243 min read

“Never give up on something that you can’t go a day without thinking about.” ―Winston Churchill

As we approach the end of the year, it's easy to glance at those goals we set back in January and feel a pang of disappointment. Maybe we haven’t accomplished everything we hoped, or maybe life threw us a few curveballs along the way. This is the time of year when many people think, “I’ll just try again next year.” They stop working out, give up on their health goals, or lose momentum with personal and professional ambitions.

But here’s the truth: there’s still plenty of time left in the year. Instead of letting those goals slip away, what if we reframe our approach and embrace No Quit November?

This month let’s commit to pushing forward, no matter how small the steps. The journey isn’t over yet, and every bit of progress adds up. Here are five tips to keep you motivated and finish the year strong.

1. Practice Gratitude: Focus on Wins, Not Just What’s Left to Do

When you’re feeling discouraged, take a step back and reflect on what you’ve already accomplished. It’s easy to dwell on what we haven’t done, but shifting your focus to all you’ve achieved can renew your energy. Practicing gratitude helps you celebrate your progress and recognize the value of every small step.

This month, Life Force Wellness is offering a complimentary Gratitude Journal to help you capture these moments and stay inspired. Download it and make gratitude a daily practice—remind yourself how far you’ve come!

2. Revisit Your “Why”

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Goals can lose their spark when we forget why we set them in the first place. Take some time to reconnect with the deeper reasons behind your goals. Why did you want to get fit, eat healthier, or work on that new project? When we remind ourselves of the purpose, it becomes easier to reignite the passion needed to keep going.

3. Break Down Big Goals into Small Wins

Feeling overwhelmed by a big, looming goal can make it tempting to throw in the towel. Instead, break it down into smaller, achievable steps. Maybe it’s working out twice a week instead of every day, or completing one task on a large project. Celebrating each “small win” helps maintain momentum and makes the larger goal feel more achievable.

4. Find an Accountability Partner

Motivation doesn’t have to come solely from within. Sharing your goals and progress with a friend, family member, coworker or coach can help keep you on track. An accountability partner can provide encouragement, help you stay committed, and celebrate your successes with you. Often, knowing someone else is cheering you on is just the boost you need.

5. Set a Year-End Vision

Instead of focusing on what didn’t happen, imagine how you want to feel by the end of the year. What would you like to accomplish in these final weeks? Visualize a strong finish and use that image to fuel your actions. By setting an achievable, short-term vision, you’re more likely to maintain focus and finish the year feeling accomplished and motivated for what’s next.

Download Our Free Gift: The Gratitude Journal

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To help you embrace No Quit November and celebrate your journey, Life Force Wellness is offering a free Gratitude Journal this month. Use it to record daily reflections on what you’ve achieved, both big and small. Practicing gratitude can make a world of difference as you push forward to reach your year-end goals. Download now at https://lifeforcewellness.com/no-quit-november.

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After experiencing burnout working long, stressful hours in the tumultuous oil and gas field, Megan decided to break out on her own and focus on health and wellness. Megan found a passion for teaching and coaching physical well-being but recognized the need to build mental resiliency in her clients, leading her to study positive psychology. Megan brings her passion for wellness back into the corporate environment by working with leaders to transform company cultures to focus on employee health and wellbeing.

Megan has studied various topics, from creating exercise and diet plans to building mental resiliency, understanding behavior change and creating engaging corporate programs. This led her to create Life Force Wellness LLC, a corporate wellness organization focusing on work-life balance and seven distinct areas of well-being. Megan has a B.S. in Business Administration with a concentration in Marketing and a minor in psychology. She holds certifications as a personal trainer, health coach, nutrition coach, corporate wellness specialist, positive psychology practitioner, stress management, sleep and recovery coach.

Megan Wollerton

After experiencing burnout working long, stressful hours in the tumultuous oil and gas field, Megan decided to break out on her own and focus on health and wellness. Megan found a passion for teaching and coaching physical well-being but recognized the need to build mental resiliency in her clients, leading her to study positive psychology. Megan brings her passion for wellness back into the corporate environment by working with leaders to transform company cultures to focus on employee health and wellbeing. Megan has studied various topics, from creating exercise and diet plans to building mental resiliency, understanding behavior change and creating engaging corporate programs. This led her to create Life Force Wellness LLC, a corporate wellness organization focusing on work-life balance and seven distinct areas of well-being. Megan has a B.S. in Business Administration with a concentration in Marketing and a minor in psychology. She holds certifications as a personal trainer, health coach, nutrition coach, corporate wellness specialist, positive psychology practitioner, stress management, sleep and recovery coach.

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