Here we are again. Another new year and another set of resolutions. Let me ask: are this year’s resolutions, repeats of last year? You will try to lose that 20 pounds, start exercising more, work harder to be kinder to your spouse- again? Whatever you have resolved to do this year, stop.
Here we are again. Another new year and another set of resolutions. Let me ask: are this year’s resolutions, repeats of last year? You will try to lose that 20 pounds, start exercising more, work harder to be kinder to your spouse- again? Whatever you have resolved to do this year, stop.
Look back over last year and ask what you learned about yourself. Where were you successful and where did you fail? The past teaches us a lot about who we are and where our priorities lie. As you review last year, ask yourself an even more important question: am I happy with the resolutions I made and did they really reflect my priorities?
This year, how about shaking things up a bit? Change your focus- you just might be more successful. Could it be that one of the reasons you failed to lose that weight, exercise more or stop eating sugar, was that you got bored? Let’s face it, putting effort into things that seem big but that are really less important than you thought sets you up to fail. So here’s what you can do- radically change your list. Make it reflect your real priorities- not just the ones that will garner compliments from your friends.