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Five daily blogs about life's 5 big choices on five different sites.
The gym will be back to normal in three weeks, after those ambitious resolutions to get healthier fade. What will be invisible is whether or not the same thing happens to people’s ambitious 2012 career goals.
PS. I hope I’m wrong.
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Yeah, three days into the new year and everyone’s still on fire with their determination to get healthier, as evidenced by the Facebook status updates I’ve been reading. Guarantee when this post goes live on April 3rd, that determined FB chatter will be history. 🙁
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There are things that matter and things that don’t. Our life will be full of surprises and disappointments. Deep down, we Boomers fully understand there is no substitute for hard work. We also know that aiming to do the right thing for the right reasons leads to unexpected blessings. Let 2012 be the year you don’t give up or the year you begin in earnest. Go.
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If someone asked you for an update on your New Year’s Resolution(s), what would you tell them?
Note: yes, I realize that some of you no longer make resolutions. Why? Because improving is no longer important?
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Small plans are okay. As Mother Teresa said, “If you can’t do great things, do small things with great love.”
So then are big plans better?
Think back through your career. Where did you have the most success? The most reward? The most passion? The most determination?
If your goal isn’t impossible, you’re not reaching high enough. You can quote me on that.