Making Time For Your Goals
Most of us never reach our goals that we set. Why? Because we don’t make them a priority.
As Alwyn Cosgrove said:
Tomorrow marks the 20% point of the year.
A fifth of 2008 has already passed.Are you on track with those New Years Resolutions? Are you on track with your goals?
It’s amazing how time passes so quickly.
Don’t waste a single second.
If your goal is fat loss – start today
If your goal is muscle building – start today
If your goal is (insert anything here) – start TODAY !20% of this year is gone forever. Will you make changes TODAY or will another 20% pass, then another 20% — and before you know it — it’s 2009…..
Don’t waste a single second. Start TODAY.
You can also check out Leo’s post at ZenHabits.net, where he posted 11 tips to help you make time for those goals!
Angie Schumacher is a Certified Fitness Professional who trains clients in her home and is a Women's Boot Camp Instructor in Colorado. She is the author of The Fat Blasting Boot Camp Program and has offered a one stop website to help you with all of your health and fitness needs. Please visit www.BuildingABetterU.com to find exactly what you are looking for!
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Setting goals is something I don’t do well, but I really think is important. I have had a hard time keeping up with exercising, because I don’t seem to see results. The problem is, I have never set a goal to work towards. I have recently gotten back into exercising, and I’ve set specific goals for myself. I feel that this way, even if I don’t feel like I see any improvement, I know that each time I exercise, I am getting closer to my goals whether I realize it or not.
Good for you Tom!
I have been setting short term goals instead of just long term goals. Much easier to stay on track by doing it that way!