New Year's resolutions should be started right now . . . If it's important enough to want to change it-- why not start now?

Procrastination is excuse making.  Set the goal down today and begin.  I often "start early" on changes.  In November 2008, on the Wednesday before Thanksgiving, I gave up soda.  I could have made the excuse of starting January 1st, but I started immediately and haven't had soda since (One Year Later-- The Great Soda Challenge).

What do you want to do?  Be specific and set real goals and deadlines.

• Learn how to ____________ by _____________.

I recommend shooting for about three things at once.  Why?  Some goals may take longer than others, but a small success in one can motivate you to succeed in another.

Start now and good luck!

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