New Years Resolutions are like diets: You’re good until you
remember how much you miss your freedom to eat things that make your mouth
happy – most of which are not healthy choices, but who doesn’t like a good
Twinkie?
I choose not to make New Years Resolutions. If I want to
make a change or do something, I do it when I decide I want it. Because waiting
a few months to an entire year to start anything is wasting time I could have
been making progress.
Like writing that book I’ve been working on for the last
three years …
A lot of people fall off the initial momentum of that
resolution wagon, regardless of when they make that promise to themselves, and they
don’t understand why. Well, I figured it
out. Actually, my dad figured it out and I listened to what he said.
So, without further ado, here’s a surefire way to ensure success when making those promises to yourself:
So, without further ado, here’s a surefire way to ensure success when making those promises to yourself:
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1. MAKE YOURSELF A
PRIORITY. If you want to succeed at anything, you need to make it a priority; but it will never be a priority until it’s important enough for you to make it one.
And to do that, you need to make
yourself a priority. Once you realize you are just as important as all the
other people and things you put ahead of yourself in life, it will be a lot
easier to make those resolutions stick instead of finding excuses to put them off.
You don’t want to look back on a life of regrets, do you?
You’re welcome and Good Luck.