We are all aware of the ease of making a goal compared to the challenge of actually sticking with it. Our goals should focus more on our process or progress toward a goal as opposed to the goal itself. Notice that I say progress. Progress indicates positive, consistent actions toward an expectation or goal. We have a much greater likelihood of sticking with our goals if we are focused more on the consistent actions to reach a goal. Consistency in our actions leads to growing confidence, which strengthens our resolve in progressing toward our goals. To be successful, we must consistently make progress. Success doesn’t happen overnight; it takes time. Achieving success is a process and not an event!
Really encouraging! As someone who struggles with not beating myself up when I fail to accomplish things- it is reassuring and encouraging to know that I am still making progress in the right direction!
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Thank you for reading and replying. Your reply is very encouraging for me. It is a blessing to know that the words I have written have encouraged someone! I wish you the best!
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I love this, it’s very encouraging. Thank you.
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I appreciate you taking time to read it and reply. I am glad that it encourages you. It is a blessing to know that what I have written is benefitting others. Thanks and take care.
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Well said and encouraging too 🙂
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Thank you for reading and commenting.
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It’s a pleasure.
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Excellent point!!
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