Get in the Right Mindset
Before setting a goal, take some time to reflect on why this goal is important to you. How will it make a difference in your life? Know your “why†and remind yourself of it daily. Commit to every decision you make.
I read this and I think accepting what you are not, is the first step before you create any goal. Accepting who are and not will help you make realistic goals for you. For example, for years I have wanted to be an early riser. I have read the 5am club. I have read all the blogs and articles about morning routines - disclaimer I have a great morning routine. However - it doesn’t start at the same time and it definitely doesn’t start at 5am or nay time that feels like punishment. I am ok with that.?Discipline does not have not feel hard.
So prepare to resist this month. When you get bombarded with all the challenge invites , # to join, and peer pressure to evolve into the new new you this year... pause and ask why ? How will this make a difference for me??
My advice ( which I am going to take) is it’s ok to not answer immediately. Growth requires patience. So reflect. Here are some tips to help your reflect - journal, mediate, listen to music, connect with people in your community, take a causal walk, get some sun.?
So my wish for you is that you get very clear on your why before you commit to the what, when and how. Moreover, give yourself grace that your why can change and change often.?
Happy New Year but remember you get a new start daily. So go slow and when you regress because you will - reflect on your why.
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2 年Will always love hearing your insight about staying true to ourselves, our core; instead of fighting our reflection or the ideas we have about ourselves. I’ve also tried to be an early bird, but the fight against my true nature as a night owl was exhausting and counterproductive. Acceptance and improving who we know we are—not who we think we may want to be because someone else said so.
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