Every
January at the beginning of a new year, I often find myself reflecting on the
past year and looking for things to change. I find myself writing
resolutions but never really keep up with them. It seems almost
ritualistic to create resolutions in January and then to forget about them come
February. This year, I hope it’s different. I’m not writing them
here to be subject on the scrutiny or opinions. I’m writing them with
the firm belief that if I write them down, I will be more likely to follow them.
If you know me, you know that I’ve had a rough couple of years personally and
professionally.
I
tend to be a “people pleaser”. I don’t like confrontations. I know
some people who do. They say they don’t but they thrive on them. It
makes them feel “alive” in a sense. I don’t like it. It’s not that when
I choose to not argue back that I am conceding. It is simply that I
choose to not stoop to a level of confrontation and argue. I stop it
before it goes too far. Sometimes this is good. Sometimes I need to
speak up. I am learning to do this; as not every time will it result in a
confrontation. Also, I need to express my opinion more. This
goes along the same line but it usually is non-confrontational. I think I
just got used to going along with the plans rather take an active role in
making them. I don’t know if this makes sense to you….but it does
me. And that’s all that matters, frankly.
But, as a true follower of God, it'll still be the same, everlasting!
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