As another year passes us by, we think how during it we lost the enthusiasm specific for the beginning of a new year, the ambitious plans and the emotions of every work morning. They are probably lost in the activities, deadlines, targets and meetings that we met within the days of the passed year. Whenever a new beginning comes, our plans have to be reviewed, and written down to make your New Year’s resolutions.

It is June, and the we’re almost half-way through the year.
Like most people, you probably took inventory at the
beginning of the year and made plans and goals for the
year. Yet, the experts say that 30 percent of the people
who make New Year's resolutions have given up by Feb. 1 and
over half will concede defeat by July.

In a previous article I talked about the value of a "Commitment Ritual" in helping you adopt a new habit, develop a new skill, complete a new project, or achieve any goal.

Many people decide they are going to go on a diet and are going to lose some weight � but what is some weight? If you say you are going to lose some weight and lose a pound then you have achieved your goal, haven�t you?