What’s up fit fam! Hope you’re doing well in the aftermath of holiday feasting. If you went a little overboard with desserts it’s totally fine; we’ll just call it a calorie surplus!
We’re all breathing better with 2020 in the rearview mirror and New Year’s resolutions are definitely a thing right now. If you were to look back on years past there might be a few that stand out. Here are a few examples:
All jokes and dreams of being married aside (it’s ok girl, this is your year), I have to ask… When we gather around the table at the end of the year and it’s your turn to talk… What significance will 2021 have had?
Life isn’t about the things you start, but the things that you finish. It’s impressive to rattle off a list of dreams for 2021, but those are just words until you put to action, or a plan of action, behind them. In life, you constantly have tasks vying for your time and attention. My challenge is to stay focused on a few things YOU want to get done and actually do them. Have “finishing faith”, the faith to start something, and the determination to see it to finish.
Here are three ways to set yourself up for success this year:
Fill in this blank with your biggest goal. Maybe it’s finances, spiritual development, or a health goal. Say it out loud! “2021 will be the year I ________________________”
“Most people overestimate what they can do in one year and underestimate what they can do in ten years.” – Bill Gates
Cheering you on!
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My relationships with people have always been SAFE. I’ve always been 0 or 100, hot or cold, yes or no. I’ve never really experienced a relationship in between with someone. I’m either for you, on your team, rooting you on… or I’m not. And to be quite frank, there are very few times I can think of where I HAVEN’T been on someones team.
If you had asked me three years ago, my introduction would’ve sounded a little like this. “I’m Anna Quinn. I’m 15 years old. I love Jesus… but I’m curious. I only know one way of life… and there are so many more out there. I’m 15 and I’m on the road to finding myself.” But the thing about trying to find yourself in this world is that you end up finding exactly who you want to find; and when you’re not exactly sure who you want that to be, you end up letting the world choose for you.