I don't make resolutions. I used to, but wisely I quit. I figured when I kept breaking them after a few weeks or months that something had to change, and it had to start with my thoughts and actions. Here are a few of my failed resolutions: Don't failures look so much prettier when they look like that? Still, they are places where I fell short, and that is where the most learning takes place. What I really learned is that I needed to be a person of action instead of talk. Talk is cheap. It's easy to say I'm going to do something, but the follow-through is another issue. I can say I'll love my fam, but unless I actually do it the words are meaningless. I figured what was the use in making resolutions if it was all talk and no action. I had to make lifestyle changes. Instead of just wanting to read my bible, workout & lose weight, I made changes to make sure I did. I started by putting things on my calendar so I wouldn't forget. They say y
