The Biggest Mistake We Make After Falling Off Our Goals |E125

Confession time.

It is September,

which means your New Year's, and I know some of us don't have New Year's resolutions.

So your resolution or your goals, whatever you want to call them, have been dead for approximately seven months now.

So...

Some of us, they died on January 19th, right around the time where the parking spots at the gym started opening back up again.

You just got to hold out two weeks.

But here's the thing that nobody tells us.

And we don't even think about this, but the calendar doesn't actually reset your life on January 1.

Like, I don't know if everybody kind of, if that registers, but that's called good marketing at the end of the day, right? So you get a fresh start literally every single day.

And that's kind of why I want to talk about this because I've been feeling this about myself.

And I don't know about you guys, but it's like October comes and that's my birthday month, by the way, or I should say our birthday month.

Yes.

it's after october we're done guys like the year is done it's like it is november we have thanksgiving we have christmas and the year is done so i've been thinking about this a lot and it's i just want to have this conversation and really hope that we can get ourselves together and encourage that's what we're here to do right empower everyday women through our stories And really talk about how every day, every single morning we wake up is a New Year's start.

If quote unquote New Year's fresh start.

Right.

So what are your thoughts about that? Are you guys New Year's resolution people? Are you when do you start feeling like, OK, the year is ending?

I like to think of new goals around the first of the year because it's a moment in time or it's a piece where you can just start reflecting, okay, this is a good time.

However, you set yourself up for this holiday-fueled excitement like, okay, this is going to be it.

I'm finally going to...

Start going back to the gym.

I'm finally going to keep my house clean.

I'm finally going to keep my finances in order.

And

it's all attached to a specific

Confession time.

It is September,

which means your New Year's, and I know some of us don't have New Year's resolutions.

So your resolution or your goals, whatever you want to call them, have been dead for approximately seven months now.

So...

Some of us, they died on January 19th, right around the time where the parking spots at the gym started opening back up again.

You just got to hold out two weeks.

But here's the thing that nobody tells us.

And we don't even think about this, but the calendar doesn't actually reset your life on January 1.

Like, I don't know if everybody kind of, if that registers, but that's called good marketing at the end of the day, right? So you get a fresh start literally every single day.

And that's kind of why I want to talk about this because I've been feeling this about myself.

And I don't know about you guys, but it's like October comes and that's my birthday month, by the way, or I should say our birthday month.

Yes.

it's after october we're done guys like the year is done it's like it is november we have thanksgiving we have christmas and the year is done so i've been thinking about this a lot and it's i just want to have this conversation and really hope that we can get ourselves together and encourage that's what we're here to do right empower everyday women through our stories And really talk about how every day, every single morning we wake up is a New Year's start.

If quote unquote New Year's fresh start.

Right.

So what are your thoughts about that? Are you guys New Year's resolution people? Are you when do you start feeling like, OK, the year is ending?

I like to think of new goals around the first of the year because it's a moment in time or it's a piece where you can just start reflecting, okay, this is a good time.

However, you set yourself up for this holiday-fueled excitement like, okay, this is going to be it.

I'm finally going to...

Start going back to the gym.

I'm finally going to keep my house clean.

I'm finally going to keep my finances in order.

And

it's all attached to a specific