When you work with an accountability partner, you should have some expectations. Here are some guidelines to consider:
Schedule
You and your accountability partner should agree to a time schedule for your action steps. For example, walking 3 days per week for 30 minutes.
Check-ins
How and when are you going to keep each other accountable? Set a specific time, and method of communication. Whether it be a phone call, email, text message, or an app. Pick what works best for you.
Info Sharing
Simple check-ins can get a bit boring. Mix it up by sharing pictures or videos of your actions and progress. It is through telling the story that you maintain engagement.
Celebrate
A good accountability partner is someone who can share your victories with you. Even a thumbs up emoji after a hard workout can be a great motivator.
If you’re fortunate enough to have a close friend or family member who can be an accountability partner—then great! Of course, your PowerME team will always be here to hold you accountable and to help you every step of the way!
See you soon,
Your PowerME™ Team
