These 3 Things May Be Keeping You From Your Goals

Most people remain unsuccessful or have alternating experiences with success and failure, simply because they do not know that they have so many negative habits and personal characteristics that ultimately lead to failure. Some of the things you’ve been so used to doing for so many years may be the main reason why you continue to struggle with success. What are those negative traits and how can you overcome them?

Wait 21 Days Before Giving Up A Good Thing

Dr. Maxwell Maltz, creator of the “21 day habit” theory, states that it takes approximately twenty-one consecutive days of practice for a new habit, thought or routine to become ingrained into memory. If you want to create a new habit and make it stick, it will take about three weeks of practice before your brain will accept the new habit as the norm. Once the twenty-one days are up, it will be almost second nature to keep the momentum going.

How Are Your New Year Resolutions Going…Going…Gone?

“This year I’m going to do it! I’m going to lose weight and get in shape.” Sound familiar? It should. Studies have shown that approximately two-thirds of all Americans make New Year Resolutions – but less than 25 percent of them actually see them through to completion…Start any goal by first being grateful for what you have to work with. For example, if you wanted to lose 20 pounds you might make the following statement:

“Thank you (God) for my potential to lose weight. I know that with time, patience and committed effort I will achieve my goal