Many of us make resolutions we won’t meet or maintain. For example, refer to past years when you’ve said, “It’s going to be different this time.” And then, once again, it ended up a resolution shmesolution.
This year, before you set your promises in stone in your mind or on paper, I invite you to ask yourself the following five questions. The clarity you’ll gain from answering them can help you to have a resolu”win.”
1) Have I tried this resolution or a variation of it before?
Unless you want to blow up your self-esteem, do not commit to something you already didn’t or couldn’t maintain. If you make a similar resolution each year, it’s time for a new one. Right? – Click for full article
