It's January 3. New Year's resolution time. And for many, the clock of failure is already ticking. What's the difference between those who stick to their New Year's resolutions and those who don't?
Clarity of purpose. And a plan.

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What plans have you set, how clear is your purpose?
Do they excite you? Chances are that you wouldnt go all out for a goal whose results wouldn't excite you.

Research shows that 80% of people give up on their New Years resolution by the 2nd week of February!" "The reason? What most people call 'resolutions' are really just desires or fun things they wish would happen. The majority of people aren't actually resolving anything within themselves.

If you want to be a part of the few that do versus the many that talk, you need to be crystal clear— what specific result will you accomplish? What's your WHY (reasons come first, answers come second)? How will you do it? What tools, strategies, or resources do you need to make it happen?"

Those who stick to their resolutions have an understanding of why they are doing what they are doing, There has to be a larger motivating drive underpinning the goal. And when you set your goals (not just at the new year) be sure they make you truly EXCITED.


PLS UPVOTE AND RESTEEM! many thanks.