Resolution : A firm decision to do, or not to do something
Intention : An aim that guides action
A new year brings new hope to all. Hope that this year will be better than the last. New Years Resolutions are what people often think about, "what do I want for 2012".
I prefer to steer clear of making resolutions. Resolutions are always BIG, they seem like a lot of pressure and they're usually created out of a negative aspect of yourself that you want to change. Common resolutions for people might be, I want to quit drinking, quit smoking, I want to go to lose 10 pounds, etc... And once that negative habit starts creeping back into your life, you can give up as quickly as you gave in.
No, I don't like resolutions. They've never worked for me, besides, I'm more of a practical and realistic girl. I tend to set goals for myself that I know I can achieve. For me, intentions are what works best. I make plans, set realistic goals and always keep my eye on the prize throughout the year. A brief conversation with my life long friend just before the New Year had reminded me of this. She thought 2012 would be a great year for me and I would achieve everything I had set my mind to as I had always done so in the past and had always somehow found a way to my goals. I sometimes forget that I have the power (as we all do) to do so and it was really special to hear this from one of my closest friends who sometime's know's me better than I know myself. Thanks CK! xo
So, my intentions for 2012? Well, I will keep most of them to myself since I'm a shy and modest blogger but I will happily share them with the world when I have achieved them!
What I can share with you is this:
- I intend to do everything I can, to live and be healthy in my body, mind, and spirit.
- I intend to be fearless and unstoppable.
Yoda : Do... or do not. There is no try
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