New Year’s Resolutions
“So this is Christmas
And what have you done
Another year over
And a new one just begun
And so this is Christmas
I hope you have fun
The near and the dear one
The old and the young”
We all recognize the words from the John Lennon classic – ” Happy Christmas.”
How profound are these words – line two is especially important. Let me ask you that question – “What have you done?”
There are so many people who started 2011 with so many goals and plans and have they achieved what they wanted to do? I know the answer before anyone says anything. Not everyone reaches the goals that they set for themselves in their New Year’s resolutions. The reason is very easy – sometimes life just takes an unexpected turn.
Some of the things that could have happened that have changed you entire life include marriage, divorce, loss of a job, death of a relative or close friend or the birth of a child. All of these can be very stressful and can often turn your life in a different direction. There are many other occurrences that can change your life but often any of these changes can be only temporary.
So this year when you are thinking of your New Year’s resolutions – keep them practical and achievable. What ever it is you want, if you can believe that it is achievable and you are prepared to work, the Universe will work with you and SUCCESS can be yours.
Use affirmations and visualizations to achieve what you want. This must be a habit that you get into. See it in your mind and feel it . Belief and persistence are the two major cornerstones to success. Even if some crisis befalls you, try and remain positive and as soon as you have sorted it out, get back on track.
So I would like to add two quotes from Henry Ford.
“If you think you can do a thing or think you can’t do a thing, you’re right.”
and
“Failure is simply the opportunity to begin again, this time more intelligently.”
There is no such thing as failure only obstacles, in our way, that we must overcome.
To YOUR success
Sue McDonald
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