By early March in any year the truth will have dawned about New Resolutions made ten weeks earlier.
They will by now fallen into one of two groups, cognitively speaking.
In the first group there will be some resolutions long since forgotten. They were never made with any real intent or passion. With these, there will be some that are still lingering in the mind, and still intended, but barely embarked upon.
In the second group, are the more effective ones, the ones already achieved of firmly in the mind to achieve.
There are a number of key components to making resolutions and goals, but one is learning how to write them down in graphic form and in the present tense - as if achieved.
Being able to write down effective goals and resolutions is key to achievement. They become vital affirmations to be repeated daily. This is why the ability to write expressively is so important. Gerry Neale
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