Why New Years Resolutions Suck



I took a moment to look back at my old journal from back in 2012.

2012?!

Really!?

Was that really 10 years ago!?

A decade?!
.
I was wondering... what the heck was I thinking 10 years ago?

Where was my head at?

What did I start doing differently to make this past year and decade (after a lifetime on this Protector Path) my biggest and best ever?

When I blew the dust off that journal and cracked it open, I found a bit of buried treasure there.

If you haven't, look back on the last decade of your life, I'd highly recommend it.
What happened?

The Good & the Bad... The Happy, The Sad...

Are you where you want to be?

Are you WHO you want to be?

Do you surrounded yourself with the people you want to be with?

Are you doing the things you want to do with your life?

Are you making the impact that you are capable of?

What do you want more of in your Life?

What do you want less of?

New Year's Resolution!?!

I’m not a big fan 'em!

Way too often people set them, don’t stick with them, and then beat themselves up over it.

No thanks!

Instead of setting New Year’s resolutions, just ask yourself...

What's your current situation?

What would you change if you could?

What Challenges are you consistently running into?

What's your plan to make those changes happen?

Which leads you to this...

What choices do you have to make to make those changes?

What HABITS do you have to build to support those decisions?

What can you accomplish in the next 12 months begins w/the choices you make RIGHT NOW!

What Suck are you willing to endure to make those great things happen?!?

Think Bigger!
Think Deeper!
Think Beyond Yourself!
Think like a Protector!
Think like a PeaceWalker and make this your best year ever!

What's it going to take?!?

A New Sense Of Confidence begins with a New Mindset!

And it all begins inside of YOU!

Keep Going,
~Craig


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