Happy New Year
I am back! And very much looking forward to the new year. Love when a new year begins as I see it as a great opportunity to do some “mental” house cleaning. Out goes the old stuff, in with the new. I like to take the time to literally go through file cabinets, closets and just about any room in the house and get rid of the clutter. ( hence, the extended break between blogs) I use the tax write off excuse as the motivation for this, but honestly I just love to get rid of clutter.
I also find it a good time to reflect on what has changed over the course of the past year, good and bad and get rid of the “mental clutter”. I am often surprised to find that so much good has happened, so much positive change has occurred and I had not taken the time to notice.
As for what didn’t pan out the way I might have hoped or planned, I like to take this time to either then throw it out and move it out of the way or begin to plan my way of digging deeper into that goal to make it happen.
I am a true believer that we can do anything we set out to do. While getting to the right mind to be able to carry that out might be an exercise in persistence and diligence, once you believe in the process, it is like having a magical tool right in your own hand.
A wonderful link is www.thesecret.tv, this hour and a half program gives great insight into how we can move toward anything we want, if we just use the right energy.
New Year’s Goals
At this time I challenge anyone out there to take the time, finding about a half an hour to think about and take notes on what it is that you have in your life, what it is that you are doing today, and where would you like to be one year from now. In future blogs I am going to focus on how to successfully set goals and put balance into your life, but for today it would be as productive to simply ask yourself, where am I today and how would I like in my life to be different one year from now.
Really try to imagine yourself one year from now doing or obtaining what ever it is that you desire.
Then write down, I will have X one year from today, or I will be doing Y consistently, one year from today.
I encourage you to scan all the different areas of your life, as if we are balanced in our mission to make changes in our life, we are far more successful, then if we plow ahead in only one area, neglecting all other areas, because we then usually only need to come back and make repairs.
Once you have written all of your goals and desires down on paper, put it in a safe place, store it away. It is said in many writing’s of motivationalists that if you write your goals down, even if you never look at that list again, you will accomplish what is on that list.
We have a new year ahead of us and I am very excited about making positive things happen in my life and I look forward to enjoying the journey that I will be taking with some of you through your positive changes.
I wish all a very happy and healthy New Year!
I also find it a good time to reflect on what has changed over the course of the past year, good and bad and get rid of the “mental clutter”. I am often surprised to find that so much good has happened, so much positive change has occurred and I had not taken the time to notice.
As for what didn’t pan out the way I might have hoped or planned, I like to take this time to either then throw it out and move it out of the way or begin to plan my way of digging deeper into that goal to make it happen.
I am a true believer that we can do anything we set out to do. While getting to the right mind to be able to carry that out might be an exercise in persistence and diligence, once you believe in the process, it is like having a magical tool right in your own hand.
A wonderful link is www.thesecret.tv, this hour and a half program gives great insight into how we can move toward anything we want, if we just use the right energy.
New Year’s Goals
At this time I challenge anyone out there to take the time, finding about a half an hour to think about and take notes on what it is that you have in your life, what it is that you are doing today, and where would you like to be one year from now. In future blogs I am going to focus on how to successfully set goals and put balance into your life, but for today it would be as productive to simply ask yourself, where am I today and how would I like in my life to be different one year from now.
Really try to imagine yourself one year from now doing or obtaining what ever it is that you desire.
Then write down, I will have X one year from today, or I will be doing Y consistently, one year from today.
I encourage you to scan all the different areas of your life, as if we are balanced in our mission to make changes in our life, we are far more successful, then if we plow ahead in only one area, neglecting all other areas, because we then usually only need to come back and make repairs.
Once you have written all of your goals and desires down on paper, put it in a safe place, store it away. It is said in many writing’s of motivationalists that if you write your goals down, even if you never look at that list again, you will accomplish what is on that list.
We have a new year ahead of us and I am very excited about making positive things happen in my life and I look forward to enjoying the journey that I will be taking with some of you through your positive changes.
I wish all a very happy and healthy New Year!
posted by Susan McDuffie, LMFT at 2:16 PM
2 Comments:
Beautifil thought to begin the year, Susan. I am looking forward to making things happen!
Happy 2007!
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