The Year 2010 - Purpose

I promise, this year I will be better to you blogger!

I will work harder to achieve more success.

Procrastination will be out the window.

The word "procrastinate" won't even be in my vocabulary anymore. By the end of the year if someone says, "well, sometime I procrastinate," I'll ask them, "what's that word you said mean? I've never heard it before." They will look at me and laugh. I'll pretend I made a joke and then go to my dictionary and look it up. After reading the definition, I'll say to myself, "wow, Rach, glad you don't do that because otherwise you wouldn't have gotten so much done this year!"

The definition of resolution: the mental state or quality of being resolved or resolute; firmness of purpose.

I think that firmness of purpose is a pretty good thing to have. Figuring out that purpose and firmly sticking to it is the way to make things happen. Everyone always puts the same things on their list of resolutions but it becomes hard to stick to a vague lists like "eat better, work out more, drink less, work more, don't procrastinate." So we have to define those purposes in a more specific way in order to achieve our goals.

Right now I'm making my "purpose list."

I'll publish it tomorrow.

Cheers and Happy 2010!