In the previous posts on this topic I gave you already four guiding principles to help you achieving your New Years Resolutions for 2014.
- Make sure that it's your resolution and not someone else's.
- Formulate it in a positive way, so avoid negative words.
- Make sure that your resolution meets your personal standards and common sense.
- Create a support group for your resolution.
Browse back to the older posts on this topic to read more.
Today you'll get two more guidelines:
Instead of just having your resolution in your mind, write it down and more importantly read it at least one time a day. It's more than a reminder. You literally have to imprint it in your mind. Remember you want to change something that has been a habit for you for a long time (smoking, bad eating habits etc).Secondly, it is better to have one resolution that you will achieve than multiple without achieving any. People often want to reach too many things at the same time. It is good to be ambitious, but work from success to success, so that success can become a habit.
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