Cuddle with your little children. Cuddle with your spouse. Cuddle with that special someone, anywhere in the house.
The act of cuddling brings warmth, love, closeness and intimate feelings. Cherish these moments. You’ll miss them when they’re gone.
Read more biographies, auto-biographies, history, and self-help. You can even read more religious, science and psychology books.
Start adding one every two months. Eight weeks to complete a book should be enough. You’ll learn so much about life, yourself and historical moments.
Fiction is fun but non-fiction can also be highly entertaining and very educational too.
Order a non-fiction book from the library today and get reading!
Most people are only going to chase their dream up to the point where they are happy to sacrifice to attain it.
For most, if they have to sacrifice more than they are happy to, then they give up on their goal.
If it isn’t easy enough, most folks aren’t willing to put in more sacrifice to make it happen.
For example, you may want to lose 30 pounds but only if you don’t have to get more sleep, go to bed earlier, cut out most alcohol, evening meals/snacks, tasty foods and daily treats.
If that’s what you’ll have to do, many just go through the motions, don’t really track progress, make body type excuses and remain as heavy as they are.
They may try again later in the hopes they have developed better discipline or science has changed and they won’t have to make any of the above sacrifices to reach their goal.
Or they just go to the gym or to a personal trainer in hope that some activity 2-3x per week will make up for the excesses they won’t give up elsewhere.
This can go on for 3 years or even 20 years. It will continue until the desired outcomee or goal becomes more important than the sacrifices and true, consistent change required to make the goal or outcome become a reality.
So save yourself 20 years of not trying enough / trying and make the sacrifices required or realise your goal is a wish not must, and give up on it.
You know right from wrong.
You know less calories going in means greater chance of losing weight.
You also know how gravity works. And you don’t mess with that.
When you know, and you do, just do the right thing each time. Make it a habit.
Life can be leisurely when you’re on holiday. Otherwise, you better move fast. Make fast decisions. Get things done quickly. Call. Don’t text.
Get clarity. Decisions. Feedback.
It’s all rather simple but you need to move very quickly. Move fast. Or surrender to those who do.
Are you achieving what you set out to achieve from the 1st of January 2025?
We’re nearly at the half year.
Are you tracking your progress? Do you have an outcome and date written down? Why not? Perhaps it would force you to focus on the task at hand.
Get yourself sorted out with your goals. Use my Achieve Anything book with its seven simple steps, if you need some structure.
The longer you delay, the longer you will be without the success I know you’re craving.
Achieving requires doing. So get going!
Always make a plan. Do this for your life, for retirement, for your finances, and for anything else you’re serious about.
It always helps to have a plan.
When booking a holiday, try to book early. Try for three to 12 months in advance. Sometimes 2 years is required.
Lots of places allow you to cancel. So you should have peace of mind.
Enjoy the moments. Live with enthusiasm. Be in awe of all that surrounds you. Notice the details that bring everything together.
Do have another go at your relationships. There may be gold in there.
