Tips for creating external accountability
- Announce it.
- Commit to it. Once you have announced it, there is no turning back.
- Schedule it. Decide when you will work on your task.
- Post it. Post your goals on social media.
- Tell your support system. Your best friends and family members can help you through both failures and successes.
- Empower your team. Tell your team about your deadlines and empower them to hold you accountable to them.
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