Faith And Finances

'Tis the season for resolutions and goals.   I love goals. Resolutions? Not so much. Why? The Average Joe (or Josephine) excitedly set out on his/her resolutions and then abandons them after about 2 1/2 weeks (on average)     In This Episode, We Look At: The lack of accountability is a major contributor to abandoned resolutions   I am a proponent of moving forward, improving various areas of our lives, which are generally defined in Annual measurements — and I believe that is where the problem lies.   A 365 Day goal can seem overwhelming on Day three for example, or especially after a set back and we're starting all over— with only 362 days to go!   A 13 Week Goal seems to be more effective.   Taken one week at a time Focusing on one day at a time.   [In Episode 17, we covered Habits]   It is One-quarter of year.   Choose a measurable goal that you would like to accomplish in a shorter period of time:   Weight loss? Can do!   Improve strength? Can do!   Write that Book? Can do!   Lower cholesterol? Yep!