One of the best practices I've implemented in my remote work career is having an accountability partner. Similar to having a training partner in sports or a buddy on field trips in school, having someone invested in your success is a game-changer.
In this video, I share some of the major benefits.
Improving Your Chances of Success
Having an accountability partner is like having a workout partner. You've created an external commitment with someone else who is both invested in your success and along for the journey.
Helps You Maintain Focus & Clarity
Even if they are not in your field, your partner can ground you in your progress, making sure you don't take on too much. Explaining things to them will also force you to be clear.
Expanding Your Horizons/Network
Choosing a partner outside your area of expertise can expand your network. Over the course of your work together, you'll be introduced to new ideas, resources, and even people.
Strengthening An Existing Relationship
Having an accountability partner that you've known can provide a reason to stay in touch. Obligations often reduce our chances of communicating with our friends and colleagues but having them as a partner
Discovering New Opportunities
Sometimes the discussions that take place during accountability meetings lead to new opportunities. For instance, one of my accountability partners and started a YouTube channel after we realized the benefit of many of our meetings extended beyond the two of us.
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