Day 7: In the Habit of Developing Good Habits
Triathlon Training - If Not Now, When?
There are positive changes in my life and it feels great. I've added good habits and let go of those that haven't served me.
My biggest shift is in personal development. As a continuous learner, I enjoy taking classes and seminars. Now, every day, I read at least 10 pages from personal growth books and listen to inspirational CDs for at least 15 minutes. I barely watch TV anymore.
I'm starting to see more weight loss as I shift to healthier foods, no gluten, mostly fruits and vegetables, drinking plenty of water, not eating late at night, exercising in the morning and the evening, and getting enough sleep. I enjoy cooking and planning meals. It helps with time management, staying organized and keeps me on track.
My relationships are improving as I choose to be a better listener, more patient and tell the people I love how much I appreciate them. I am also speaking up about what's important to me and focusing on my needs instead of worrying about everyone else or what they will think.
At work, I am more energized, making calls, doing the work, attracting new business and generating more revenue, in an authentic way. In the evenings, I am blogging and enjoying the community interaction. My friends and I brainstorm and encourage each other to grow our businesses. The hard work is paying off as momentum builds.
Each day, new opportunities arise that either move me forward toward living a life I want or living in fear. My choices are the roads less traveled.
After three nights in a row of zumba with Vana, which has been a blast, I realize how physically fit I've become from doing pilates every day and my strength training. When the opportunity to train for 16 weeks for a triathlon came up today, I decided to go for it. If not now, then when? I'm ready for this.
If I can take on these kinds of challenges after such a short time of working on self improvement, imagine what can happen in two months from now? Six months? A year? Five years? Ten? We'll see!