This year I decided\u00a0 my New Year’s resolution would be a process instead of a goal.<\/p>\n
Instead of saying I was going to stop\/start something when the ball dropped on New Year’s Eve, my resolution this year is to keep trying to reach my goal<\/em>s until I achieve them!<\/p>\n Whether it is losing weight, exercising in the morning, writing a novel in my spare time, or just being more positive, it’s important that I not get discouraged by setbacks and keep persevering to get where I want to be.\u00a0 And this resolution to keep trying<\/em> has been very liberating. Instead of a setback being a defeat,\u00a0 the setback is part of the process and I am moving toward my goal. Instead of feeling like a loser, I feel successful and more motivated to get after those goals!<\/p>\n Another part of my resolution is that I’ll take stock of things in December and see how I’ve done. It is going to be a great year!<\/p>\n It has only been a few weeks, but this far, this is my best New Year’s Resolution ever!!!<\/p>\n copyright 2020 Christopher Donahue<\/em><\/p>\n <\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" This year I decided\u00a0 my New Year’s resolution would be a process instead of a goal. Instead of saying I was going to stop\/start something when the ball dropped on New Year’s Eve, my resolution this year is to keep … Continue reading