Most will agree that the reality is, when you write your goals down even if you don't look at them for a while, they surprisingly get accomplished. In addition to writing my goals down, I make a list at the beginning of the year of all the books I intend on reading. I am very intentional about which books go on my list. I think about the areas I want to grow in and identify books that will help me.
If you have to use willpower to get something done, it’s a good indication that your goal is out of alignment with who you are. It’s much like swimming upstream. It will wear you out. Will vs. Willpower
I am so excited right now. Lately I have been feeling an increased level of irritation. Irritation with situations, circumstances, responsibilities, people, and more. I feel it frequently throughout the day. It has been bugging me. I have exhausted energy trying to figure out how to get rid of the waves of irritation and I have also been feeling guilty about it. The irritation I have been feeling has caused me to snappy with my family and that too has made me feel guilty.
“While one person hesitates because he feels inferior, the other is busy making mistakes and becoming superior.” Henry Link Lack of time and lack of money aren’t real. Many will read that sentence and disagree. In fact, because our brains are designed to keep us comfortable, it will find many examples of why that statement is impossible.
