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What's Stopping You?
AnnaStryczny
Posts: 5 Member
...and how will you overcome it?
Life is the result of previous decisions. It was a long journey for me to realize that, but when I did, it changed my strategy for living. I am learning to turn my intentions into action. If there's something I want to achieve, what do I have to change to get there? If I have a goal or an ambition, what decisions do I have to make to move me toward it?
But when it comes to acting on a decision is where the rubber meets the road - it's uncomfortable, I'm tired, I have work commitments, I have family commitments, I have community commitments.
But is there a change I can make, however big or small, that could allow me to bring forward a better, more energetic, focused, or relaxed me?
Rather than seeing time committed to healthy living as time not spent elsewhere, could I regard it as a gain that will have a net positive impact on other aspects of my life?
Instead of looking at life as a balancing act, is there an improvement I can make in one area of life that would spill over to benefit others?
What's stopping you? And what change will you make?
Life is the result of previous decisions. It was a long journey for me to realize that, but when I did, it changed my strategy for living. I am learning to turn my intentions into action. If there's something I want to achieve, what do I have to change to get there? If I have a goal or an ambition, what decisions do I have to make to move me toward it?
But when it comes to acting on a decision is where the rubber meets the road - it's uncomfortable, I'm tired, I have work commitments, I have family commitments, I have community commitments.
But is there a change I can make, however big or small, that could allow me to bring forward a better, more energetic, focused, or relaxed me?
Rather than seeing time committed to healthy living as time not spent elsewhere, could I regard it as a gain that will have a net positive impact on other aspects of my life?
Instead of looking at life as a balancing act, is there an improvement I can make in one area of life that would spill over to benefit others?
What's stopping you? And what change will you make?
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