Nothing frustrates me more
than New Year’s. Don’t get me wrong I love new beginnings, but nothing
frustrate me more than going back to the new year’s resolution list in
December and find out that none of the things was completed. Most of all I hate
to see that I am silently rebuking myself for failing to complete one thing
that I desired most, my body weight. One of my new year’s resolutions last year
was to begin my year with a slim body. I tried the 'get skinny quick' skims
that left me almost broke because they never work and at the end I still looked
roughly the same.
Now it is another new year.
Other resolutions have been made. And my body weight is still on top of my ‘to
do’ list.
I took my bike in hope that
the cravings won’t tempt me to the core this time. My elusive summer body will
be real this time because I have accountability partners who are my friends.
You would think that
resolutions are just writing things that we are hoping for, not its not just
that, resolutions are supposed to be a constant reminder of our wishes who may
or may not come true. The future of our resolutions really depends on us. I don’t
know what you are hoping for this year, you may want to lose weight like I do,
or you want to get your driver’s license, whatever it is, it all depends on you.
Sometimes we write our new
years eve while we are under pressure, while we feel so insecure about
ourselves. Those will never work; you need to be realistic when you set your
goals. When do you want to see the difference if you want to lose weight? When are
you planning to go and apply for learner’s license if your goal is to have your
license by the end of this year?
I cannot assure you that I have
achieved my goals but I can tell you that I have shaken the thoughts and mind
what I eat. And I can see the difference from the person I was at the beginning
of the year. I have more energy, my skin look better, but I haven’t lost as
much as i was hoping for, but I am very close to achieving my goals. So what
are you hoping for this year’s? There is still time, there is hope.
