The summer is unofficially over. Labor Day is behind us. School is again underway and our life is getting back to "normal."
So, what does that mean for you? It means a choice to either allow life to go on as it usually has, with the routines and the habits that you typically embrace. Or, you can decide that things -- or at least something -- will be different.
I suggest you narrow your perspective.
So, what does that mean for you? It means a choice to either allow life to go on as it usually has, with the routines and the habits that you typically embrace. Or, you can decide that things -- or at least something -- will be different.
I suggest you narrow your perspective.
Just as you cannot imagine tackling a major project or learning to play the piano all at once, you can't change your life on a dime. But you can do it daily.
We often underestimate the power of daily. Maybe because the word itself suggests the same thing happens over and over. But what if you could see each new day as an opportunity to change something fairly small, yet with the potential to make a difference down the road?
It could be something as simple or small as deciding to read 15 minutes every morning. Within a few weeks, you've read a book! It could be watching less television. It could be more time spent on your household budget.
Small decisions add up and can affect us positively or negatively, depending on whether we make a good decision. Make it a daily routine to decide.
We often underestimate the power of daily. Maybe because the word itself suggests the same thing happens over and over. But what if you could see each new day as an opportunity to change something fairly small, yet with the potential to make a difference down the road?
It could be something as simple or small as deciding to read 15 minutes every morning. Within a few weeks, you've read a book! It could be watching less television. It could be more time spent on your household budget.
Small decisions add up and can affect us positively or negatively, depending on whether we make a good decision. Make it a daily routine to decide.
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