Every single year many people make the same New Year's Resolution across the United States. I have been reading several self help books and listening to even more while I drive so I can get better at achieving my goals.
One common themes is to write it down.
Therefore, I did . . .
Merry Christmas everyone! Hope you have a superfantastic New Year in 2022!
Hello Jim - I have a surefire way to keep New Year's Resolutions. I no longer make them. 🧐
Have a good holiday and a wonderful 2022.
Jim Paulson
Boise, ID
Carol Williams
Wenatchee, WA
"If you choose not to decide, you still have made a choice." . . . "I will choose freewill." Rush
Rock on into 2022 my friend.
Hi Jim- and big Merry Christmas to you!!!! I don't make resolutions anymore. I just strive to be better tomorrow than I was today.
Jim Paulson
Boise, ID
Carol Williams
Wenatchee, WA
Kathy Streib I would say that you make at least 365 resolutions each new year.
Hopefully we can meet in person in 2022. I will be in Orlando for the International Builder Show in February and back again once or twice after that. I am trying to line up real estate classes to teach in Florida again this year.
Carol Williams Thanks, and to you as well!
Carol Williams
Wenatchee, WA
Merry Christmas and thanks for the advice. I think too many people take the resolutions to a level that is not attainable. Your idea works better for me. Have a great new year!!
Jim Paulson
Boise, ID
You are welcome Gwen Fowler-864-638-3599 SC * Mountain* Lake*Home . Simple achievable goals are important. Once you hit those, set the next ones to show progress.
Hello Jim Paulson
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May you live with love and joy in your heart and always be healthy and happy.
Merry Merry Christmas 🎄🎄🎄
Happy Happy Everything.
Jim Paulson
Boise, ID
Thank you Kathleen Daniels, Probate & Trust Specialist I am genuinely happy and my heart is full of love and joy. However, I know that despite my best efforts, I will not always be healthy. That is why is good to know people like you that handle probate and Trusts. Ironically, that was addressed in a different blog I wrote today.
Happy New Year to you! May your 2022 be blessed!
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