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And to share our wins with, as well as things that don’t go so well.  \nThat’s what this process is all about!  \nYou’ll partner up with someone, and become one another’s “accountability partner”, meeting regularly (the frequency is up to you) to discuss your progress, make plans, and, most importantly, tracking if you actually did the things you said you would, last time you met.  \nCREATIVEENTREPRENEURS.CO  \n2  \nThe American Society of Training and Development (ASTD) did a study on accountability, and found that you have a 65% of completing a goal if you commit to someone. And if you have a specific accountability appointment with a person you’ve committed, you will increase your chance of success by up to 95% .  \nANTÓNIO R. DAMÁSIO  \nStep One  \nGetting set up  \nAccountability Partner Process  \nGetting set up  \nAfter you have registered for an accountability partner, we’ll match you with another one of our community members who looks most compatible with you, and then introduce you.  \nTo get started, one of you should make a copy of this document and then share it with the other-this is where you’ll keep your notes.  \nTwo important things to agree on:  \nHow often do you want to connect?  \nThe most common frequency to meet is every two weeks, but some people choose to meet weekly, monthly, or even quarterly. You can also have different accountability partners on different schedules.  \nHow will you connect?  \nZoom, Google Meet, or something else?  \nCREATIVEENTREPRENEURS.CO  \n5  \nAccountability Partner Process  \nTo help you schedule and plan your catch-ups  \nWe have created a Meeting Schedule Template, you can download it here  \nCOMPLETED?  \nACTION…  \nAdd your contact info and meeting schedule to the document.   \nCOMPLETED?  \nACTION…  \nCreate a calendar event for your scheduled meetings,   \nand make sure you’re both invited.  \nIt’s really crucial that you stick to what  \nyou’ve agreed Make attending a priority.  \nYou can always adjust the schedule. It’s much better to meet fortnightly and always be there versus planing on meeting weekly and only showing  \nup half the time.  \nCREATIVEENTREPRENEURS.CO  \n6  \nMeeting 1  \nGetting to know each other  \nAccountability Partner Process  \nMeeting 1: Getting to know each other  \nYou and your partner might have pretty similar businesses – or they might be wildly different. Either way, it’s always fascinating seeing what other people are up to, and it can open up a whole new world of ideas and inspiration.  \nHere are a few things you might want to discuss in your inaugural chat...  \n\n| THINGS TO DISCUSS |  |\n| --- | --- |\n| | Your business (or plan for a future one!) and what stage you’re at A bit about your industry and how it works\u003Cbr>What tools, systems, and marketplaces you’re using – you can even share your screen and give your partner a peek into what your day-to-day looks like\u003Cbr>What ‘success’ looks like to you and what you’re trying to achieve |\n\nSet some overarching goals over the next few months.  \nMaybe that’s getting your business plan together, launching a certain service, growing your revenue, getting more customers, or diversifying your product line.  \nThat way, as you make smaller commitments, you can see how well they connect to your overall goals. 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