Business Owners Tell All: 102 Tweetable Business Resolutions for 2022

My 2022 resolution is to ensure effective communication and sharing of ideas through business plan meetings every week. I also plan to delegate tasks and promote team working for an efficient work environment. Irene McConnel Click to tweet

Get to 500k words of content on our blog. Currently at 205k, so nearly 300k to go. Already getting good traffic, want to increase that in 2022 and beyond. Big goal but I’m sure we’ll get there. @RockstarMarket4 Click to tweet

My New Year’s resolution is to go the extra mile in listening to my employees, asking them questions, and thoroughly addressing all of their concerns and requests. It’s important to view things from different perspectives and I want my employees to know that their CEO cares about their success in 2022. David Reischer Click to tweet

Cherish the workplace and your workmates. You never know when a pandemic hits again. Be more grateful, go to work and show appreciation. Put that smile on and acknowledge every hard work. People need optimistic behavior after all the negativity that happened in the past year. Ryan O'Donnell Click to tweet

In 2022, my goal is to continue learning from new entrepreneurs and building relationships so I can create something even better than before. 2021 was a tough year for most businesses.  Although it’s easy to be pessimistic, we have to stay positive and keep going. Sam Campbell Click to tweet

My New Year resolution is to grow my website sessions to around 30K-50K in order to apply to a suitable ad agency. Meika Welds Click to tweet

My business resolution for 2022 is to strive to give back to the community more. This year was all about keeping the business afloat due to the effect of the pandemic. Next year is going to be all about corporate social responsibility for me. Anton Giuroiu Click to tweet

Revisiting my WHY every day is one thing I’m going to take very seriously in 2022. It is the reason why I started my entrepreneurship journey and never thought of giving up no matter the circumstances. By having this time, I’ll be able to recharge and rejuvenate my goals and aims. Axel Hernborg Click to tweet

Assign more and learn to manage. The end of the year is a good time to reflect on our company’s progress over the previous year and make plans for the coming year. For a change, you should outsource some of the tasks. Likewise, delegation is the key to a healthy work-life balance. Ted Mosby Click to tweet

I want to take more risks and step out of my comfort zone. In 2022, I do not want to play it safe. After all, I’ll learn more from my mistakes. Cristina Ortega Click to tweet

Delegate more! I’m far too much of a control freak and have a hard time letting others take over. Ultimately I know this means I end up taking on too much and burning myself out. My aim is to hand over the reins in some areas and find a bit more time for myself. Sally Gibson Click to tweet

Continue learning, delegating and outsourcing for growth. Review and assess the growth in the business and repeat again! Charmaine Allen Click to tweet

In 2022, I want to learn how to delegate and do more of it. As a business owner, I realize I am doing so many things at the same time. But I have come to terms that delegation is the key to a healthy work-life balance. Olivia Tan Click to tweet

This year, just like any other, I’m going to vow to be kind, with people, with animals and most importantly, with myself. Keith Sant Click to tweet

Achieve a work-life balance for myself and enable my employees to do the same. @ocbuyshouses Click to tweet

My new year’s resolution is being more patient. I hope I complete it as soon as possible! Joel Phillips Click to tweet

Set my expectations high, but not high enough to end up discontent and disappointed. Joe Brown Click to tweet

To purchase 3 mobile home parks as investments, quit my W-2 job forever, and spend a month traveling the Southwestern US with my family 🙂 Amanda Cruise Click to tweet

I believe it is a good time to examine my business plan and update my strategy with the most recent financials, goals, competition information, marketing ideas, and so on, so that my firm may continue to expand in 2022. Marc Tonkin Click to tweet

Our resolution for 2022 is to hire! Our business is growing, and we will be sharing job descriptions and keeping an eye out for talent to come and join our team in the new year. @mycorporation Click to tweet

In 2022, I’ll be focusing more on helping other people understand the importance of physical fitness. I know that getting fit is on everyone’s new year’s resolutions list. But for me, it’s way more than just a new year’s resolution and I’ll be making it my long-term commitment. @hmgymstrength Click to tweet

We want to continue to leverage technology to brighten someone else’s day in 2022. Through our mobile app, we hope to encourage people to spend as much time caring for others as they do themselves. Jean Gregoire Click to tweet

Spend more time with my kids. Get more involved in their lives because you never really know what tomorrow brings. With the pandemic, it’s really important to share every memory and enjoy their little milestones growing up. Robert Banks Click to tweet

This coming year, I want to give one genuine compliment to someone every day. Share my positivity with others because even simple things like these matter to someone. Sylvie Coleman Click to tweet

My new year’s resolution is to wake up an hour earlier each day and use that time for meditation and affirmations. Resetting my internal clock and defining my path internally has shown me that external rewards begin from clarity within. Nick Shackelford Click to tweet

In 2022, I plan to diversify my team and hire talents from all around the world. This will be possible since most companies are now remote and people are much more open to working for foreign companies. Malte Scholz Click to tweet

Develop an office culture where my employees feel valued and have the autonomy of making their decisions. Stop making my employees feel like robots who have to stick to a routine and feel they’re part of a rat race. @kemperdentist Click to tweet

Our resolution is to increase our customer engagement channels to encourage feedback and learn what they are looking for in our new markets. Our brand continues to grow, and that is only matched by our desire to have the quality of our services expand at the same rate. Cody Candee Click to tweet

Our business is hoping to expand to provide nutritional and fitness supplements to all. At the moment we focus on men’s health, and want to help everyone in their fitness/health journey! We are excited to see where this goes in 2022. Brandon Adcock Click to tweet

I would like to scale up our business in 2022. We started expanding in the past couple of months and got plenty of new clients. The next step is hiring more people and opening another office in Europe. Nick Chernets Click to tweet

In 2022, I want to make my business more accessible, 24/7. Our customer service team only operates during business hours, but I plan on implementing an AI chatbot that can assist our customers any time of day so that they never have to wait to get help. @lawnlove Click to tweet

In 2022, I plan on delegating more of my responsibilities to my trusted staff members so I can free up more time to grow my business. In addition, I will hold them more accountable for achieving these responsibilities. David Walter Click to tweet

Continue to increase our email marketing campaign. It brought us great success in 2021, so we want to keep that momentum going in 2022. James Green Click to tweet

This year my resolution is to increase my organization’s connection to the community through outreach and involvement programs. Andre Kazimierski Click to tweet

I can’t wait to make my new year’s resolution a reality in 2022. Starting in January, I’ve promised myself that I’ll get to know my employees on a deeper level while making time for new networking opportunities @infinitydish Click to tweet

In 2022, I’ll be totally forgetting the blame game. I was full of hate this year and blamed not only myself for not being able to scale up my business but my staff too. And it deterred us from doing what we’re supposed to do. Whatever happens, good or bad, I’ll blame no one. Jesse Forrest Click to tweet

For the coming year, we want to add social to corporate responsibility that we have as a company. We are aiming at making a significant social difference for the ones in need as well as the environment. With more sustainable products and a helping hand, we want the next year to flourish for us and society. @cvelitchkov Click to tweet

Since we started our business, we have had contingency plans in place and have incurred contingencies we hadn’t planned for. In the coming new year, we want to pledge to spend a little more time creating contingencies from all the varied perspectives of our business. This should keep us prepared better than we were last year. @lionlocofficial Click to tweet

Our 2022 resolution is to refresh our perspectives towards our business and our customers. We will be revisiting the personas that we generated last year and see how time has evolved. We are also aiming at redesigning customer personas in a way that will fit today’s demands. We want to bring a fresh and better outlook for our business. Erin Mastopietro Click to tweet

We aim to reduce environmental impact by adopting biodegradable material as much as we possibly can in 2022. In addition to this, we’re looking at ways to incorporate recycling and reusing raw materials as much as possible. Sam Santa Click to tweet

It may sound childish or simple, but my new year’s resolution is to get a full night’s sleep. My business is struggling the whole year-round. And I was just so busy handling everything and so stressed that I never get the chance to sleep peacefully without thinking anything. Jeroen van Gils Click to tweet

My resolution is to work more on our social media presence, specifically to increase customer engagement in our social media pages. As more and more people are lingering online, we want to be able to reach more car enthusiasts who might be interested in our offerings. Tobias Rawcliffe Click to tweet

My 2022 New Year’s resolution is to embrace the journey better. I plan not to get hung up on the what-ifs and instead focus on what’s happening and use that to improve myself personally and in my career. Gina Calloway Click to tweet

My new year’s resolution for my business this new year: Give more value to my employees giving them the benefit of being understood. This is a good resolution for me helping me grow the value of my business while making my employees happy. This resolution will also help me gain the trust of my employees improving their work ethics. Henry Davis Click to tweet

My goal for 2022 is to improve my creativity. It is critical to have a creative mind to be successful. It will help me become more adaptable and resilient. This entails thinking outside the box, coming up with unique solutions to challenges, and new directions for your company. Kyle Arnold Click to tweet

Let’s face it: we can all do a little better with adaptability in 2022. Change is changing, and the pandemic has given us new tools to lead and succeed. That’s why my resolution is to be more resourceful and expand my use of what I’ve learnt from managing a team in 2021. @moneynerduk Click to tweet

For this year, Nature and Bloom, especially the marketing department I’m heading, will be focusing more on reconnecting and reliving what has been lost ever since the pandemic struck. Now that we are more able to celebrate and find ways to strengthen our bond, it is high time to appreciate one’s presence within, and even outside working hours. Andrea Chapman Click to tweet

2022 is a great year to make new resolutions for businesses and business leaders! I’ll give employees paid family & medical leave in order to change the stigma around paid leave for new families, companies must lead by example. Scott Killmer Click to tweet

Give back to the community! When you give more, you will get more. Donating to a cause that matters to you fosters goodwill. It shows your concern for the well-being of your community and your commitment to having a positive social impact. Lauri Kinkar Click to tweet

We will continue to improve our customer relationship by implementing continuous and more consistent after-purchase interactions with our customers. We aim to be the best in every aspect of our business, including in our customers’ hearts! Scott Hasting Click to tweet

Our company will use online marketing to its maximum advantage in order to introduce our brand to every potential customer to the deepest and farthest part of the world. Craig Miller Click to tweet

Travel more! Because of the pandemic, we couldn’t travel for business trips. But now that the world is slowly getting back to normal and some travel restrictions have eased, I look forward to more business trips that will give me more opportunities to learn and grow my network. Liam Johnson Click to tweet

A business resolution I’m making next year is to find more ways through which I can give back to the community. With the pandemic dwindling down, I am expecting that I’ll be more able to help the community more than I did this year, so more responsibility for me to help. Hays Bailey Click to tweet

My business resolution for 2022 is to become more vulnerable with and relatable to my target audience. Doing this will help my brand establish long term, mutually beneficial relationships with my customers, based on trust and understanding. @lisa_richards10 Click to tweet

My 2022 goal is to be more flexible and adaptable. This year has been full of struggles for us. If anything, 2021 has made us realize that there’s always a silver lining at the end of the tunnel. And being flexible and adaptable is the key to finding it. Robert Gate Click to tweet

To dedicate at least 2-3 hours every evening after work on my side-hustle business so that I can finally quit my full-time job! In the New Year I want to scale my business growth by focusing my efforts on the activities that will boost growth. I want to prioritize my business to-do list on only the most important tasks, the ones that will provide the most bang-for-my-buck of effort and investment. Cara Berkeley Click to tweet

In 2022 I’ll focus on doing 3 – 5 things at A+ level instead of 20 things at B+ level. @NonProfitFixer Click to tweet

In 2022, I want to ensure that the business I work for hires as many women as it does men. I want us to become a beacon for gender equality in Indian business and I will do my utmost to ensure that this happens. Chara Yadav Click to tweet

We want to connect further with clients, and put more effort into marketing so we can grow! We’ll more frequently publish blog content, interact more on social media, and make sure our SEO is up to par so that we can reach more people and help them with our business. @thecareside Click to tweet

In 2022, we want to level up our business! We just came out with a sustainable kitchenware line that goes hand-in-hand with our company’s mission. We want to continue to expand our business’s reach next year. Seb Evans Click to tweet

I’ve always wanted to lead a wine revolution, and in 2022, I’m going to push Bordeaux Undiscovered to the head of the global sommelier’s table. Vive la revolution, Vive la wine. David Bowen Click to tweet

In 2022, I want to visit and take part in as many conferences as possible in an attempt to help people realize that metaphysics isn’t just a fringe science, it’s a real discipline. We are what we dream, and the world needs to wake up and recognize that truth. Hannah Pierce Click to tweet

I want 2022 to be the year that I finally leave my day job behind to focus on my lifelong hobby that’s slowly, but surely becoming a busy internet business. I want to make my side hustle my only job and 2022 is going to be the year that I make that happen Billie Zeelen Click to tweet

In 2022, I want the world to be like it was in 2019 again, safe from COVID so that I can finally launch the landscaping side of my business without having to worry about my employees getting sick or making my clients ill. Shannon Bernadin Click to tweet

I’ll be more accountable for my actions, good or bad. Acceptance, acknowledgment and appreciation is the key to accountability. Danny Marshall Click to tweet

Growth is more about community and not competition. If one grows, others do too. I’ll focus on uplifting others in my industry. Tara Orcutt Click to tweet

2022 is a time to start fresh! I plan on removing all recurring meetings from my calendar and only putting the ones back on that are absolutely mission-critical. Rob Madelmayer Click to tweet

The No 1 business resolution for 2022 is abiding by the word: intentional. Taking action to prepare, I invested in a 12-month coaching program to help me reach my goals! @paperchaserbiz Click to tweet

My 2022 priority is to become more successful, and I hope I will achieve it by investing in myself. That means taking a digital marketing course to create a marketing plan on my own, expand my connections and get some new, long-term business relationships that will allow me to grow. Jabran Kundi Click to tweet

In the upcoming year, I would like to step out of my comfort zone and start taking more risks. As I’ll make 2022 a challenging year for me, I will also develop a habit of doing mindful practices because a healthy mind gives the strength to face challenges. Mitch H. Click to tweet

More organic web presence = more leads = more customers. And I’m hoping we can realize this next year. Jay Whitacre Click to tweet

Aiming my business to be a safe social space for both our clients and our team. This year has taught us how significant social awareness is in the workplace so the goal is to uphold a standard of genuine diversity and inclusion. Adam Ng Click to tweet

In 2022, I will take time to unplug from work in order to prioritize time spent with family and friends. Ravi Parikh Click to tweet

My 2022 resolution is to commit to communicating more intentionally with my clients and employees. I’ve learned how important it is with remote/hybrid work. Ann Martin Click to tweet

To expand on growth ideally, take on more clients and further spread the awareness of improving employee engagement, to encourage a paradigm shift in the working culture. In 2022 my one goal is to promote a more humanistic approach to working relations. Thomas Mirmotahari Click to tweet

I resolve to take some risks in 2022. Playing it safe never resulted in outsize results. If others might be affected by the risks I take, I resolve to let them know in advance. Steven Weinstein Click to tweet

In 2022, our goal is to encourage customer communication feedback so we can continue to enhance their experience. As our company continues to grow, our desire to create the most desired and extensive services to our customers increases with it. Jeff Meeks Click to tweet

Be growth minded, people-focused, and passion-driven. Boye Fajinmi Click to tweet

My business New Year’s resolution is to build mindfulness into our company culture. Mental health and wellness are more important now than ever, and building mindfulness into company culture is beneficial to employees and leaders as well as the company as a whole. Mark Pierce Click to tweet

Write more. Walk more. Write some more. Walk some more. Keep writing. Keep walking. Andrei Kryssov Click to tweet

I’ve found it helpful to develop an open-door policy so that people feel free to give any feedback or ask any questions they have. So, I’m going to put more emphasis on this in 2022 so that our team feels a stronger sense of community and purpose. Sanem Ahearn Click to tweet

Something I’m going to put into practice is investing in my team. We’ve all been in a position where we feel like our managers don’t care about us – that’s why I want to put more emphasis on team building. When we foster a team like a community, we become stronger as a whole. @myecopeaco Click to tweet

I’m going to schedule out time to focus on myself. This means taking breaks when I need to, practicing self-love, and pursuing the things I love to do outside of work. If I don’t take care of myself first, I can’t take care of my team. @tragicmedia Click to tweet

I’ve decided to spend less, and save more in 2022. Being financially secure got a whole new meaning with the start of the COVID-19 pandemic. That’s why my new year’s resolution is to cut all non-essential things, spend more mindfully, and save for the future. Ari Shpanya Click to tweet

My 2022 business resolution is to read more books, because reading is one of the best ways to broaden your horizons, gain knowledge, and challenge your ways of thinking. Logan Mallory Click to tweet

My New Year’s resolution is to focus more on myself. In order to give my best at work and help clients, I need to be in contact with my own emotions. The past couple of years have been very stressful and I need to take care of myself so that I can perform well at work. Lauren Grey Click to tweet

Next year, I plan to empower my team even more and provide them with new advancement opportunities. 2021 was really unpredictable, so I didn’t have enough time to focus on the team I’m leading and individual people’s growth in it. Mikkel Andreassen Click to tweet

When it feels safe to do so, I’ll be taking a vacation next year. I’ve never had a chance to unplug myself from the stress of managing the business. The pandemic has made it impossible to take a break even for a single day. But next year, there’s no way I’m putting it off. Ryan Patel Click to tweet

If the pandemic taught us anything, it is certain that we should be prepared for the unexpected. It’s important to keep business agile. When Covid-19 hit worldwide, I was not ready to pivot and keep pivoting as things continued to change. Luckily, now we are in our new normal, apart from the knowledge I gained, I’ve learned to never be neglected. I think I am ready for any curveball in my way the next time. Sean Kelly Click to tweet

Plan Frequently and Adjust. Frequent business planning allows me to identify what consumers want and stock what is less important to them. Also, engaging in business planning frequently is a great way of avoiding expensive mistakes and keeping my head in the game. Barbara Santini Click to tweet

Make a real office at home. That means a real desk, an external monitor, a good chair, and following some good ergonomics (for computer work). The places to spend money, in particular, are on the right chair and, if you’re mobile, a nice computer docking station. Alina Clark Click to tweet

My new year’s resolution is to practice daily gratitude. Gratitude is essential to stay in the moment and fully live and appreciate your friends, family, and daily life. I think gratitude is the key to a happy life! Loren Howard Click to tweet

My New Year’s Resolution is to start using a journal to better myself as a person and business owner. Journals serve as a great way to reflect on who you are, the work you are doing, and keeps you in touch with the important connection between your professional and personal life. Lindsey Allard Click to tweet

My business resolution is to optimize systems and create the dream team to allow more flow and creativity! I’m also super excited to host in-person events again! @IAmSaharaRose Click to tweet

In 2022, we want to go beyond being a coupon site, we want to be the go-to online resource for saving. Like a one-stop-shop where you save, and never pay full-price. We’ve been working tirelessly to bring that to our readers, and this next year is big for us. @DontPayFull Click to tweet

Sometimes I get too much into my head and try to come up with plans for my clients without listening to what they want. Sometimes they end up not using my services because I have turned them off. I want to change that. Therefore my resolution is to listen closely to my clients. Harrison Baron Click to tweet

One of our top resolutions is to grow our YouTube channel as a way to attract more students. One way I will drive traffic to our YouTube is by being a guest on podcasts in my business niche and promoting our channel during interviews. @LiveLingua Click to tweet

In 2022 I plan to finally make myself a priority. I want to travel, spend time with family and meet new people. Otherwise, I will become too occupied with work all the way to the breaking point. Sharon Van Donkelaar Click to tweet

Next year I’m determined to learn a new skill outside of my business life. I have been so focused on it that I’ve forgotten to research other things. Ideally, I’d like to learn a new language and travel across Europe for a month. @SamShepler Click to tweet

Long live the handwritten note! I’m sending one a month to someone who isn’t expecting it. Client, mentor, former boss, someone who encouraged me to take a leap of faith. A small, simple gesture, but who knows? To the person who receives it, it could mean everything. @quillandcue Click to tweet

My resolution for 2022 is to determine if digital marketing best practices truly are “the best” by experimenting with alternative strategies. I plan to run 1-2 of these experiments per month, and even if they fail, I’ll know we already have the best marketing strategy in place. @AdamBinder_ Click to tweet