Lots and lots of suggestions! Thanks

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hi celes,my new years resolution in year 2010
1 love my enemies
2 bless those who curse me
3 Do good to those who hate me
4pray for those who presecute me
5Walk according to his commandments
6Preach the gospel

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Great post and I like the way you gave people many different ideas to choose from in order to assist them through the process of clarifying exactly what they are looking to accomplish. I am posting an article on Wednesday about my views on the New Year and why so few goals get accomplished….I will give you the inside scoop and please feel free to comment…http://www.jaredyellin.com/2009/12/can-2010-be-different/

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@Armen: I love your suggestion! It reminds me of your post on 100 ways to show boldness (http://www.timelessinformation.com/100-ways-to-show-boldness/). That’s definitely something I’ll work into my personal resolutions. I found that every time I do something against what I fear, I would immediately feel so liberated after that! Again attesting that fears are really just in our mind.

@Gordie: I love your suggestion! Thanks so much. I haven’t been reading much of late and you reminded me to repick up the habit. I’ll surely get back into the gear now Continuous inflow of knowledge is needed for us to keep growing.

@Susan: Thanks a lot Susan for sharing! The site reminds me of http://www.your100things.com/ and the other bucket list type sites (http://celestinechua.com/blog/2009/08/whats-on-your-bucket-list-101-things-to-do-before-you-die/). I’ll go check it out in detail now

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Great list. You might want to consider posting some of these to http://www.mysomeday.com. I posted a few of my bigger goals and then broke down the plan to achieve these goals into actionable steps. In some cases, I just borrowed other people’s plans. Its great because I can actually track my progress and it really made me think about the actions I needed to take to get things done. Here is my plan to Run a Marathon – http://bit.ly/4XF8p3

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Hi Celestine,
Lately, I’ve started studying a personal development book for one hour five days a week. Not just reading, but taking notes in an exercise book. It’s generated so many ideas for blog posts as well as given me great ways to improve my life.

I will continue this is 2010. I recommend you try something similar if you don’t already.

Merry Christmas!

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Hey Celes.

I thought I’d check for the option to comment, so this was a pleasant surprise.

You have covered many great ways to ring the new year in. I like how you connected much of your past article in through here, so a sizable percentage of these resolutions have your material as how-to’s for what to do to acquire or maintain them.

That one about reading 2 books a month looks pretty appealing. That one in #55 about being able to laugh at self is one I think I have gotten down. #7 about regular exercise is one I think I have done for a very long time, so that is good.

I see myself working on a few of these.

I will go ahead and add one here:

Take a risk that scares you, and do it in a strong or even cocky way, and once it works out, which it probably will, continue to the next one.

I guess that could be called a continuous resolution to make.

To personal excellence~

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