If you are one of the many who wake up in the morning and have a fear of rolling out of bed, getting dressed and prepping yourself (or rushing) for work, then this is the blog for you.
Your first problem is your attitude. Attitude is going to change your day. Like perspective, it will set the tone, expectation and even the sense of direction in which the day shall proceed.
I love everyday and I love the ability to be able to start fresh. I have posted on this numerous times, but I think we can all agree just how important each day is.
52 Weeks means 52 more reasons to challenge yourself. If you struggle with mornings, then I have a challenge for you.
You have 36 remaining weeks until the end of the year. So why not spice them up and make a difference both internally and externally.
You can do this in a number of ways, but the whole idea is to help motivate and encourage you. The first thing you need to do is actually identify if you will pursue a goal, follow a dream or even help others. Whatever it may be, you should have one day each week known as a ‘push day’. The day you break down walls and really set the tone for the week.
If you need a small structured approach then try this. Dedicate a day (set a time) to do something singular or particular that you have always wanted to do. If you can break it down into tasks, yes it may take a little longer, but soon enough you will be making progress and enough to even surprise yourself. Guaranteed. Persistence is the key here, but if you’re willing enough and motivated enough, then the next 36 weeks will be 36 weeks of achievement, progression and success. Yes you may even have a set back or two, but with each setback comes a bigger bounce.
So are you up for it?
Ambition is the path to success. Persistence is the vehicle you arrive in. – Bill Bradley
Here are some ideas you can do for the next 36 Weeks!
Whether you spend 1 hr on one of these, or longer. You could even set a goal of reading 30 pages. The idea is something to help you grow over the next 36 weeks.
- Cook
- Exercise
- Read
- Run
- Write
- Create
- Volunteer
- Start a business
- Work on projects
- Family time
- Friend time
If you don’t have one, pick one above. Use this week to prepare and then next week MAKE IT HAPPEN.