The 365 Commitment

Start Over Everyday

Have you ever had this problem where you say in your mind, “I will start over starting Monday,” then Monday comes and you change the phrase to, “I will start over starting next Monday?” This process continues and you keep pushing the commitment to start over a few more days. Then you wake up a year or two down the road and you never really did start over?

I have the cure for this ailment. It is called Start Over Everyday. If you wake up every single day and stare in the mirror and just start over again, then there is no procrastinating. Every day is new. Every day you have to gut it up and go again.

Guy

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