Choosing an Accountability Partner

So then, how do you choose an accountability partner? There are several different types, but generally you want to choose someone you know will have your back. Some people choose their friends or family; usually someone close to them. There are a few cons to choosing someone close to you, however. Their constructive criticisms may be taken personally. They may also say something that discourages you more than actually reinforces your motivation. Another potential downside is that you may feel uncomfortable sharing certain insecurities. An independent partner accepts all your emotions.   

This is why I recommend forming an accountability partnership with someone who is an unbiased figure in your life. When you search online, you’ll find  with different skill sets that are better suitable for your needs. With a personal friend or family member, you may have goals that they have no experience in, so their support might be lacking. With a partner who specializes in weight loss, financials, or other goals you need to achieve, they will know exactly how to work with you.  

John Grant Coaching — Your Personal Accountability Buddy  

Throughout my years as a financial, health, and relationship professional, I’ve committed myself to helping people succeed. I’ve seen people falter and stumble. Then, I’ve seen them get back on their feet and run further in life than they thought was possible. I never doubted their success and I’ve been told I’m exactly what they needed to get there. You’re never a failure in my eyes and even though we haven’t met yet, I care deeply about your successes. I’ve been down the road of self-doubt and I know what it’s like to be there. Your life matters, no matter who you are. Call me and use my method of living a fulfilled life. I will hold you accountable and be there for you every step of the way.