The calendar will soon mark the beginning of a new year. It as a clean slate to start 365 days of change.
Do you have list of resolutions at the ready? Lose weight? Exercise more? Maybe you want to learn something new?
I have something I want to show you:
That is right. What is stopping you?
I think that resolutions fail because expectations are set way too high. When the goal is not reached within a week or a month, it is viewed as a failure. You give up and go right back to what is comfortable and familiar. It won’t be easy, but a little soul searching is needed and will keep you honest with yourself. I guarantee that if you can figure out what wall you have created to keep you from a goal, you may start and end your year successfully meeting your set resolution.
I am right here with you…because this is something I need to do as well. I am looking at the New Year and trying to gain some perspective of goals I have set that may be a bit too lofty. It’s not that I won’t meet them, but sometimes I need to take pause and be a little bit more realistic of what I can do, right now.
I know you can do it. I have faith in you.
Because we want to avoid this:
How will you spend the next 365 days?
xo
Kelly
I love this post. My goal for the year is to be more focused on my small goals and put those all together to really make some changes in my life.
Thanks Angela! I think that is the best way to get through the year! Set small goals, meet them and move on to the next. Before you know it, changes are happening!
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See, it always brings us back to just one small step … and then step by step we get where we need to be
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You are right! Small steps put together create leaps & bounds!
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