Well, it's January and I know for certain that most people you know have made one or several New Year's resolutions. I am also one of those courageous people seeking to make significant positive change. But I think where we fall short is we bit off a little more than we can chew. Making a resolution to stick with something for 365 days, whew!
Well, while listening to one of my favorite afternoon drive time talk show, hosted by Ramona Prater, The F Club (1200 AM), Ramona gave us some wonderful advice. She offered that instead trying to do something for a year, break it down to 30, 60 or 90 days. On a physical level, an artist painstakingly creates fabulous sculpture, one strike of the chisel at a time. On a spiritual level, if I take baby steps, I know I will maximize my chances of being successful.
So now instead of New Year's Resolutions, I will make New MONTH's Resolutions. Self-improvement 30 days at a time! That, I can do :)
For the next six months...
January - healthy eating
February - more exercise (I'm going to be blessed with a treadmill)
March - nuture myself, prepare for blossoming in the Spring
April - spend more time with Family and Friends
May - spend more time in Nature and Meditation
June - 29 days of gift giving
All Hail the Queen :)
Going to get some needed inspiration from http://www.sistersbuildingsisters.com/
About Me
- Pamela White
- I am a daughter caring for elderly parents. I am a sister who is extremely proud of her brother and sister. I am an aunt who loves my nieces more than I ever thought I could love anyone. I am a "no-problem" friend. I am the smiling face at the front desk, greeting everyone in a positive manner. I hopefully encourage people to find joy and peace in the midst of adversity. I am a responsible member of my community. I am told I sometimes look at the world through rose-colored glasses. Red is my favorite color. :) I am happy to be nappy! There's nothing better than a nice bubble bath, unless there's pumpkin cheesecake waiting for me when I get out. :) I know the Source of my supply. I am grateful.
