The theme for this year at my church,Rhema,is The Year of New Beginnings. What would you do if you could actually start the year over again with a clean slate? What would you change? Would you make as many promises to yourself? Would you be tougher on yourself? Use the last few week's of this new year to assess your success. What adjustments do you need to make do date?
Good news … it’s not too late to make this a year of new beginnings!
Before you start, ask yourself a few questions:
You’ve been consistent in bringing your lunches to work.
You’ve been consistent in going to bed before 11:00 p.m.
You committed to working out 5 times a week but haven’t made it.
You committed to cut down on fast foods but your schedule was too crazy to stick with it.
Here’s where we need to get real with what’s going on in our lives. We all use the excuse of lack of time when it’s more likely that we’re just disorganized, uncommitted or even too lazy. Once you can admit what the truth is, then you can actually start to deal with it.
There’s an expression ‘don’t major on the minors’. Your new year’s resolutions are minor unless they are tied into your overall life vision or plan—that’s the major.
What is your vision for your life and how do you see your health in 10, 20 or 30 years? That’s where you want your focus to be so that your goals for this year will have a positive impact on your health in the long haul.
I want to help you to start the year off right by offering you the first week of the Harmonic Health and Wellness Program at no charge.
In this week you will learn:
A question many of us ask ourselves is how we stay focused on our commitments. As you test drive the program you will see your commitment to yourself grow stronger as you learn more about your own body, its needs, energy levels, patterns and motivations.
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Have a Blessed Week!
Cathy
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