I remained immobile the other day after realizing how much I want to change in my life.
While I’m not one that sees the new year as a time to start something new (because now is the best time to start anything), I can’t help thinking about all the changes I want to make and in such short time I want to make them.
It’s a problem I see with a lot of entrepreneurs, go-getters and people who just want to turn their life around.
By “turnaround,” I mean a quick turnaround. We want our new habits to form from the start. We want to be on all the healthy tracks of eating, exercising, meditating, working, creating, connecting, and so on, all at once, and in a short period of time.
Quite frankly, just thinking about it, trying to plan big change to happen fast… it’s paralyzing.
We have to remember the new year isn’t a 1-day event, it’s a 365-day event, some may even consider it a marathon of sorts.
Small consistent changes are fine as long as they lead you to the place you want to be. We don’t need to have everything happen at once.
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