“And what are you prepared to do?”
~Sean Connery, The Untouchables
Good morning!
Here it is in all its glory… 2011. 365 days, over 8700 hours, waiting for your exploration. There is no denying that the world changes dramatically over 12 months (often it changes dramatically overnight)! When you stand in this space a year from
now, what will you be saying as you reflect on 2011?
now, what will you be saying as you reflect on 2011?
Over the past few Good Mornings we have explored ambitions, goals, challenges, dreams and resolutions. Now, on this first day of January, let’s each take a moment to answer this great movie quote … “What are we prepared to do?” Let the action begin! 2011 is upon us, let there be no delay, pursue the life you have imagined with
abandon.
abandon.
Your Turn:
Spend some quiet moments today reflecting on where you will be one year from now. Answer the question of what actions you are committed and willing to take in order to get to that place. Then take a first step. Do not hesitate. Run toward your dreams… they are waiting.
Spend some quiet moments today reflecting on where you will be one year from now. Answer the question of what actions you are committed and willing to take in order to get to that place. Then take a first step. Do not hesitate. Run toward your dreams… they are waiting.
Your Affirmation:
I am ready and prepared and greet the new year with enthusiastic expectation.
I am ready and prepared and greet the new year with enthusiastic expectation.
PS. If you are struggling with the answer to today’s question, click on the link to my Goal Workshop. It will guide you through how to set and achieve your goals in 2011!
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And as always, don’t forget to start your day with a heartfelt: “Something great is going to happen today… I can’t wait to see what it is!”
And when ending your day ask yourself: “What is one more thing I can do to make today matter?”