Ten things everyone in the tech industry should do in 2023.


  1. Discover (and fix) your saboteurs

  2. Buy a personality assessment (Know yourself)

  3. Find out what the latest in demand IT credentials are (Keep your skills current)

  4. Consider hiring a life coach or finding a mentor (People with mentors succeed more than those without one)

  5. Set written goals for 2023 (people with written goals earn 9 times as much as those that don't in a lifetime)

  6. Have a wealth plan, fitness plan, beauty plan.

  7. Deal with any anxiety with meditation apps like Calm, Headspace

  8. Get fit by walking and running

  9. Stay in touch with your GP/medics, have regular checks, blood work

  10. Use a wearable fitness band, monitor sleep, activity, health, make sure your not missing anything important.

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