Are you ready to make 2006 your best year ever?
I was thinking about my New Years resolution today. Out of curiosity I decided to do a little research to see just how many resolutions are actually kept.
I found that 50% of resolutions are broken within the first two weeks. I went on to discover that by the end of January a full 95% of resolutions are abandoned.
Only 5% of New Years resolutions are kept beyond January.
This caught my attention. I looked a little harder for the reason so many resolutions fail within such a short amount of time. I found that the majority of resolutions fail due to:
1. Procrastination
2. Lack of discipline
3. No game plan
4. Doing it alone
In summary, I concluded that the majority of resolutions fail because only a small percentage of people with resolutions ever do something about it.
Dont let this happen to you.
Whatever your goals are for the New Year, I urge you to put them into action. Dont wait any more. Action creates results.
If youre really serious about making some changes this year, here are some surefire ways to make them happen.
1. Schedule a...
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