For years, we've approached the New Year with resolution-with promises to ourselves that often lose momentum after 3-6 weeks. But recently, a shift has begun: many people are starting their "New year" in October or November, well before January arrives. Why? Because starting before the New Year allows you to build consistency and establish habits without the pressure of a single date on the calendar. By the time the New Year begins, you're already in motion.
The 21-Day and 45-Day Principle
it's often said that it takes 21 days to form a habit and 45 days to solidify it. These numbers are powerful reminders that small, consistent steps can transform your life. The goal isn't to overhaul everything overnight but to take deliberate, focused action over time. As you strengthen your mind and commit to your vision, you'll notice the difference-not just in what you do, but in who you become.
Focus on the Mind First: Write, Organize, and Commit;
The Bible gives us clear direction: Write the Vision: make it Plain."
Writing your goals is the first step toward achieving them. When you write things down, you turn your thoughts into something tangible-a roadmap you can follow.
Organize Your Priorities, Strengthen Your Mind Daily: Small Steps Create Lasting Change, Exercise & Eat Better, Save and Track Your Finances, Schedule and Plan Your Days: Build With Intention, Trust The Process.