From Resolutions to Realities: Three Principles of Manifestation

At the beginning of each new year, the ancient Babylonians made promises to their gods to pay off debts and return borrowed items.

Today we make resolutions centered on improving our lot in life. We vow to lose weight, eat better, get more exercise, write that novel, spend less time on social media, and leave those pesky bad habits behind.

The truth is that the success of our resolutions really depends on understanding that the very act of making a promise to ourselves is not only an act of intention, but a transaction with the laws of manifestation

1. Shelve the Shoulds

When I begin coaching with someone who is making New Years’ resolutions, the first thing we do together is sort out the “shoulds” from the “wants.” There’s a difference.

Perhaps you can see the irony here.

Shelve the shoulds. Shoulds won’t help you no matter how valid they are. Instead, begin your resolutions with wants. If you really want to see some change, ask yourself this question: “What is my heart’s desire?”

2. The Universe Rewards Action

Small deeds done are greater than great deeds planned.
~Peter Marshall

There’s no getting around it: nothing will change the way you want it to without you doing something about it. And this is where things get a little difficult, right? Good intentions are a dime a dozen

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