It is not uncommon to begin a new year with goals, affirmations, declarations, promises, and resolutions.
We say things like:
“I’m going to lose weight.
I’m going to save money.
I’m going to get a promotion.
And, I’m going to go on a cruise” etc., etc., etc.
People make promises to themselves, their idea of God, and often to family and friends. Yet, Statistics reveal only between eight and nine percent of the people who make New Year’s Resolutions keep them. Most are abandoned by mid to late January.
According to psychologists, many don’t keep their promises or resolutions due to several key factors.
“If your goal is not specific, you won’t be able to accurately describe what you are trying to accomplish. This creates a lack of accountability and prevents you from properly recruiting your support network
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