12-06-2012, 10:18 AM
It's a little strange
how on December 31
everyone thinks of change.
Well, a 'New Year's Resolution'
is NOT the right solution.
We set them at the beginning of the year
hoping it will gear
us up for a difference.
But at the end of the year,
we steer with no reference.
Change is impossible to avoid.
So, why use your resolution as a defective steroid?
There has to be something better to do.
How many people do you know that grew?
how on December 31
everyone thinks of change.
Well, a 'New Year's Resolution'
is NOT the right solution.
We set them at the beginning of the year
hoping it will gear
us up for a difference.
But at the end of the year,
we steer with no reference.
Change is impossible to avoid.
So, why use your resolution as a defective steroid?
There has to be something better to do.
How many people do you know that grew?