Day 360 – The End or The Beginning?

As I near the end of my 365 commitment I am faced with thoughts of how to continue onward. So instead of contemplating the end, I am really focused on the beginning.

How to start again? What to commit to? What can I achieve this go around?

The first day of the year seems to be an ideal time for such thoughts, but why does that always backfire? The pressure seems to cause me to melt down a bit.

Anyway, I am excited to ponder my next 365. I am glad that I started last year a week after the beginning of the year. Gives me time to get it right. Starting on the 1st is just too much pressure!

Guy Reams (360)

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