It’s
a new year, you began it with a bunch of resolutions. You have to get
slimmer, write your blog regularly, do sports, learn a foreign
language, order your documents at work, you have to be more available
for friends and family, you want to stop watching too much TV and
start reading books. You have to do this, you have to do that...
New
Year is the best occasion to start. „Everyone does that, so will I”
- you think.
You
make a list. You think that you will keep your „promise”.
You
wrote around 30 things on the paper. It’s not that bad. Only 30 for
all the year!
First
month passed by, second, third.... hmmm... you’ve read a book,
yes... to your child when you put him to bed!
You’ve
started to do sports... yes.... You went 3 times to the gym and you
realized that lifting a beer is as demanding as lifting weights, so
why bother...
The
year is about to finish now, and you are
destroyed, upset and guilty. You
check what you didn’t do this year! Good job for being a champion
of demotivation!
Does
it make any sense to start every year with hope and finish with
despair?
Maybe
it’s time to do something right for the first time and not
rumble around with thousands of ideas which will make you depressed
sooner or later.
