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How to Turn Resolutions into New Year RESULTS

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As 2016 rolled in and we prepare for a new year, the habit of making New Year’ resolutions comes to the forefront...
To no surprise, the top '2' were to lose weight, and of course make more so-called Money...
While the intentions behind the resolutions are good, the likelihood that the Resolutions will be achieved is not so great at all....
According to statistics, approximately 75% of adult Americans make New Year Resolutions every year...
Unfortunately,...
and it is a FACT that 97% of the resolutions are never achieved and as a matter of fact they do not even come close to being
Achieved...

The #1 Reason Why is because...Most Resolutions are Unrealistic and there is no New Focused 'PROVEN' RESULT ORIENTATED Action behind the
Resolution....

Someone can say that they want to make more money , but if they continue to do useless daily activity and remain
around the same people nothing will ever change and the truth is... - their life will only get in a much worse situation...

Similarly, a person can say that they are going to lose weight, but if they don’t decide to schedule *Daily Exercise*
and...continue to eat horrible food and keep putting junk food in their mouths then no change will ever occur and their health will get worse...
The base word of Resolution is Resolute, which means Firmly Resolved...
So Basically when you set New Year’s Resolutions, you are saying that losing weight, making more money, etc.
will be Firmly Resolved within the next '12' months...
You aren’t saying how it will be Fully Resolved or what New Daily Commitment
you will make to fully Resolve the problem you must solve in your life... It’s like a building with No Foundation at all...

FROM

John *Mentoring Millionaires* Di Lemme

 

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