to gym regularly for the first two weeks then dropped out. But getting up and going back, already means you’ ve improved since last year.
It is human nature to strive for perfection. And hopefully never find it. If we attain perfection, we have nothing to strive for. And that’ s just … sad.
I think as humans we become so fixated on the seemingly unattainable end goal that we ignore all the little milestones along the way. We become disheartened by the fact that we’ re not achieving that end goal as efficiently as we had hoped and ignore the discipline we’ ve applied in trying to get there.
I know as far as advice for keeping your resolutions, this article was useless. But that was the point. Figuring out how to make it work for you is your job. That’ s part of the fun. My job? I’ m not quite sure. I write, I communicate. And hopefully I can use it as tool to let you all know, that you’ re not alone. We all have dreams and fears it’ s just the content that differs. So here’ s to a year of celebrating that we are all enough. That we are all valid. And, for crying out loud, we are all human, and we have flaws and make mistakes. Here’ s to celebrating every time we get back up again and embracing what each of us have to offer. Here’ s to year of getting out of our comfort zone and appreciating ourselves, and those around us. Let’ s have a year where we show the world what we have to offer. Celebrate every milestone, no matter how small. It’ s February, and not too late to make this our best year ever.
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