It’s a New Year and a brand new decade, so you know what that means … New Year’s Resolutions.
I’m conflicted about this annual exercise of making resolutions because I believe most are founded in a sense of lack or failure. You know what I’m talking about—all those things you had on your list the year before but never seemed to get around to do. Quite honestly it’s a bit depressing to lug all that baggage of unfinished business into a new year!
What to do? Instead of a New Year’s Resolution, try a New Year’s Vision.
Take some time to sit down and imagine your best year ever. Now write your vision down with lots of detail. Make it real, even visceral for yourself. You can create a vision that includes many areas of your life or you may want a narrower focus and concentrate on only one or two areas.
So forget those mighty lists of New Year’s Resolutions—no one remembers what they were by February 15th anyway. Fire up your New Year’s Vision instead!
