I read this on a post the other day. I wish I wrote it but I didn’t! It spoke volumes to me. I have always hated New Year's Resolutions. We all make promises to ourselves that we never keep. But what I have always loved about a resolution is the intention! We all have such …
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Read more. It’s a widely known fact that some of the most successful people read… a lot! Ask people on social media for ‘must reads’, look up lists of the best books and get going. These days, you don’t even have to pick up a book, you can download an audiobook and listen while you …
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Have I got your attention? I read a fabulous book in 2017. It was the title that caught my eye and it was the hottest book in our Toastmasters Christmas Book Exchange in December 2016. In fact, at least 3 of the members of our group brought it as a giveaway for our exchange. Not …
With the start of a new year, many people have set out their annual goal(s). It may be difficult to maintain focus and motivation when new expectations are upon us. Sometimes, the ease of giving up is more enticing than the effort required to push through the difficulties and process of a change. As mentioned …
Happy New Year! It’s been a while since I have blogged – three weeks exactly – as I took some much-needed time off to rest and get ready for another exhilarating year ahead. I am beyond excited for 2017. I’ve been waiting for this month for weeks! In fact, since it has arrived, I haven’t …
First and foremost, HAPPY NEW YEAR! I hope that everyone had a wonderful holiday season and made many great memories. It's the first week of the New Year and it's the perfect time to reflect on the past year, look forward to the future and make attainable goals for the days ahead. I know that personally …
As 2016 comes to a close many are planning their New Year's resolutions. Recently, I read an article that stated that 3 out of 10 people do not bother to set a resolution. In addition, I read that only 8% of people actually achieve their new year's aspirations. My guess would be that new year …
