2016 Resolutions for Better Living

You have a few hours left of 2015 to reflect upon the year you’ve had. If you are like most people, it has some good, some bad, some ups and some downs. Before 2016 has time to take off like a bullet, I suggest you take a minute to relax and think about how to make this upcoming year better.

‘Mindfulness’ was my word for 2015. For 2016, it’s ‘Affirmations’.

“You will always feel what you dwell on.”

In the book The 4:8 Principle by Tommy Newberry he discusses how your emotional life dictates your day to day.

“Whatever you dwell upon becomes increasingly prominent in your own mind.”

It’s called the Law of Attention, according to Newberry. For example, the more attention you give your health, it gets better. The more attention you focus on your spouse, the closer your relationship will become.
Executive Coaching practice, I have seen progress when using the tool of mentoring because the focus is placed squarely on the person. It’s the Law of Attention. Coaching is not a simple recipe; it’s a whole mind approach, yes there is homework. Having someone to walk beside you and lift you up is invaluable. Yes, you can do this. It’s affirmation.

“…be transformed by the renewing of your mind” Romans 12:2

The link between depression and ruminating on negative thoughts is documented. That is why using affirmations is a way to heal and excel.

Here are a few positive affirmations for every day, find your favorites and tape them to your bathroom mirror.
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Today I will be happy.

I am fearfully and wonderfully made, I have a purpose.

I have the power within to affect today for my good and others.

I am divinely guided and will make right decisions for my life and business.

I am successful and will continue to attract success to me.

I am courageous, and I will make good choices.

Today I will visualize my future goals and imagine myself achieving them.
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I hope this has helped you formulate your resolutions. If you are ready to grow your business and make 2016 the best year ever, let’s have a conversation.

Steven D. Brand
Roswell Therapist and Executive Coach

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