7 steps to getting everything you want in 2024
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We all know New Year's resolutions fail. If you want to make major changes in your life, you need to create a written plan. Here are the 7 steps to getting everything you want in 2024.
That’s right – sit down with the list of accomplishments you’d like to see in this year and draft a document called "2024 – Year In Review." Write in the past tense, Dowd says, as if the things you’re hoping for have already come into existence. New York Times bestselling author Michael Levin runs www.MichaelLevinWrites.com, a book ghostwriting firm.
The gyms may be filled for a week or two after the ball drops on New Year’s Eve, but after that, it’s back to business as usual for most people. Besides, resolutions are typically vague and fuzzy, so we won’t feel bad when we fail to live up to them.
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