Welcome back everyone! We’re closing in on the final few days of the Reliance Resolution Challenge and for those just joining us, our goal this month has been to provide you with tips, encouragement and inspiration so that you can set and achieve some of your goals in 2012. Hopefully your participation in this month’s contest is helping you do just that!
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To qualify for tomorrow’s draw, we want to know – What advice would you share to help everyone achieve their personal goals in 2012? Share your thoughts now and as always, please share, like or tweet this post for virtual high fives! Thanks and good luck to all!
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everything in moderation, pace yourself whether your goals are self improvement financial etc. if you dive into something to quick you may be setting yourself up for failure, eg. i am going to exercise for one hour everyday..it can be overwhelming exhausting and too time consuming it’s about changing habits so start slow, work your way up, and don’t kick yourself for falling off the wagon just get back up and try try again:)
Take a step back and re-think what really matters. We get caught up in everyday trivia and forget the important things. Yesterday was a somber reminder for our family as we remembered the passing three years ago of my vibrant mother-in-law, way too young and sorely missed. I was thinking yesterday that if she had the chance she would not worry about the floor being clean or the alarm going off too early, she would just enjoy here family and spend time with them. Focus on what matters, that’s all.