Finding the path to being better
There’s a reason this blog is called Narrowing the Distance. We all want more out of life, but aside from something unusual happening like winning the lottery, most progress is made over time. So your goal should be to continually narrow the distance from where you are to where you want to be in all areas of your life.
I’ve found the best way to do this is by creating a life plan. And there’s no better time than the beginning of a new year to create one. Here’s your guide to getting started…
I’m a big fan of setting goals and continuous improvement, but unfortunately life often gets in the way of making progress. And without progress, morale often declines, and you end up another year older without making any of the changes you promised yourself you’d make.
Cheer up, things probably aren’t as bad as you think. A year is a long time, and chances are you’ve made quite a bit of progress, you just haven’t taken the time to do a review. If taking time to do a progress review is a foreign concept, this post is for you.