It’s gone midnight on January 4th. I’ve just finished ploughing through the last few days’ received e-mails to ensure I’ve answered everyone’s good wishes or enquiries and whilst lounging here with my lap top I’ve had a flash of inspiration about the one New Year Resolution I shall make and keep every year without fail.
At this time of change and fresh starts and clean slates it’s really important to recognise what’s been sabotaging my efforts to make changes in my life up to now. So my resolution is to reflect on the year gone by and look for patterns of behaviour that are automatic but which do not serve me. I shall no doubt discover limiting beliefs … they must be there or life would be hunky dory in every respect and it’s not. There are improvements to be made and some of them have been waiting an awfully long time. Why? Because I’ve been holding myself back with excuses, fears and procrastination.
So, I, Bee Milbourn, resolve to reflect each year-end on the patterns of thought and action that have prevented me from being all I can be and I resolve to do whatever it takes to change those patterns for the better.
What about you? What do you see when you look back over your year? Are you doing the same old thing over and over again but expecting a different result?
I hope not … but do think about it.
Best wishes
Bee
