It’s 2010.
New Year.
New possibilities.
Many of us will be making resolutions today for the new year — and many of us have already made those resolutions. And for most people, those resolutions will be broken before the calendar changes to February.
But that doesn’t have to be the case for you.
Knowing that most people break their resolutions is not a good reason for not even trying, is it?
For me, resolutions represent hope and aspiration. I applaud everyone making resolutions; and I challenge you to stick with them! Change can happen, and does; it is possible for you to stick with your resolutions. The real question is: will you?
Here are mine — a simple list, but high-leverage…
Ray’s 2010 New Year’s Resolutions
- Love God.
- Love others.
- Create value.
- Create happiness.
- Be here now.
- Clean up messes.
- Simplify.
How about you? What are yours? Post them below — or post a link to your own blog entry.
In May of 1967 MLK quoted Dante saying "The hottest places in hell are reserved for those who in a period of moral crisis maintain their neutrality". In that spirit I'll share my true resolution. This next year, I think that the world will continue undergoing changes of Biblical proportions. In Matthew 24:10 Jesus talks about the last days and said "many shall be offended,and shall betray one another, and shall hate one another." Are you offended by the educational and justice systems, feel betrayed by politicians and the media, and hated by the pundits? I am. Therefore, my resolution is to prepare spiritually and physically for some very trying times.
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