Tag: New Year’s resolutions

Moored

Posted on by philipdodson

Before starting anything in 2019 or at any point, don’t do it because the date changed and you feel you have to burden yourself with a tsunami of New Year’s resolutions to fit in.

We’ll all give up on them before the end of January if it is a chore and we don’t really want to.

Perhaps pause, plan, think, contemplate, or even better, accept that your life is already great. Funny how we never see that option. We always have to be doing more or changing something.

Maybe we could just choose to be ourselves for 2019 and beyond.

The date doesn’t matter, accepting what is and seeing that we already have all we need and taking the small steps does.

Moor yourself and enjoy life.

Waiting for New Year’s Day

Posted on by philipdodson

We can, of course, wait for New Year’s Day once a year to set some resolutions. Often December is a month of procrastinating, knowing that everything will be fixed magically on the 1st January, where we will set a tsunami of things we’re going to change.

Alternatively, we could choose a process of constantly aiming to do even better each day by taking small steps towards our goals on a patient journey that is our life.

One giant leap once a year or building momentum slowly each day?

It’s a choice.