As with the beginning of any new year, there are millions of people running around with a spring in their step from the resolutions they have made for the next 12 months. Everything from weight loss to quitting smoking to do more volunteer work to do almost anything. If you look online you can find multiple list of the most popular resolutions.
For some reason when I hear the word resolution, it reminds me of televisions. Except instead of becoming more advanced, it is regressing as the year goes by. It starts off all crisp and bright like a new LED wide screen, but soon fades to normal definition after a few months. Before you know it keeping track of your newest promise to yourself is like tuning in on an old B&W TV with a bad tuner. You are trying to see what is going on, but there is an awful lot of static.
Try asking yourself "why did I wait until January 1st to do what is needed to be done?" You can start on your goals as soon as you find the need to make a change. If you did wait until the new year, what are you doing to stay focused? Perhaps you need a resolution to help keep your resolution?
What ever your choice, resolution or not in the new year, try to keep your focus in high definition.
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