Familiar New Year Cadence? Friends, Family And Colleagues Are Sharing
Ideas About Resolutions, About Things They Are Determined To Change
About Themselves•
Last Year 45% Of Us Made New Year's Resolutions, Yet In Spite Of Good
Intentions, Only 14% Of Us Achieved Them, According To The Journal Of
Clinical Psychology. These Were Not Insurmountable Goals; The Top 3
Resolutions Were To Lose Weight, To Get Organized And To Spend
Less/Save MorE•
So Why Do So Few Of Us Accomplish What We Set Out To Change? We Make
These Commitments And At The Same Time Only Half-Heartedly Expect
Them To Come To Fruition. It's Not Because These Ain't Worthwhile
Goals Or That We Don't Care. They Just Are Not Answers To The Kinds Of
Questions That We Really Need To Ask Ourselves. We Need To Ask The
Game Changing Questions That Will Yield Our True Commitment•
Take A New Approach In 2014. Rather Than Obsessing About Losing
Weight, Try Asking Yourself How You Can Actively See To Make Yourself
And The World A Better Place•
අ Rather Than Losing Sleep Over Regrets, Ask Yourself: 'How I Can
Leave A Legacy So That My Values Live On?
අ Rather Than Holding On To Old Battles, Ask Yourself: Do I
Communicate Honestly, Openly An Fairly?
අ Rather Than Focusing On The Last 5 Pounds, Ask Yourself Openly AND
What Makes You Com Alive?'
Create A Vivid Picture Describing Your Well-Lived Life. Only Then Can
You Create An Authentic ActiON Plan To Measure Progress Towards Those
Goals•
Try It Out, And Let Us Know How It Worked For You!
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