We all strive to be better every day.
Some anticipates a new day to present a novelty. It's something we planned to do.
But the execution is debatable with procrastination being a major menace, it gets overwhelming at times.
Also, not to forget, the customary practice of making resolutions on new year’s eve!
All of us are fascinated by the thought of preparing long lists of resolves to mark the beginning of a new year. Not sure how many people are able to translate these resolutions into functional realities.
But why not make resolutions every day if you are that keen on driving positive changes in life?
Developing the daily practice of making self commitments every morning can incorporate a winning attitude in you. If you are true to your commitment to becoming better every day, you need to change some of your daily habits.
Here are the 7 commitments you should make to yourself daily:
1. Resolve to Learn Something New Every Day:
The day you start believing that you know everything, you will be cutting your own wings.
There is so much to know about this world and to explore. No one can ever claim that he knows everything and chooses to be complacent.
That is not a success-oriented behavioral trait to have. So, when you begin your day, write in your diary.
Write about what you are willing to learn today.
It may be a skill; it may be some facts; it may be a part of your job roles, and so on.
Curiosity is the key, and curiosity is a catalyst for success.
Learning something new every day.
2. Resolve to Romanticize Creativity Every Day:
How creative are you on a scale of ten?
Do you know that according to a publication by the World Economic Forum, creativity is an integral part of at least nine of the top ten skills crucial to success?
This should give you a clear idea about the significance of creativity as a skill.
Having said that, you ought to promise yourself that you will work on enhancing your creativity every day.
Dedicating some time to your passions and hobbies is the simplest way. As long as you realize what your passion is, there will be enough chances for creativity to breathe.
Similarly, taking up new challenges each day can also inspire the creative best in you.
3. Resolve to Effective Reading Every Day
Remember, there is a world outside your textbooks or your mail. Reading for leisure is a great habit to have, and the awakening you get is an added advantage.
In fact reading every day offers much more than knowledge like the build-up of cognitive abilities.
To substantiate, as cited by the Education Standards Research Team, UK, reading for pleasure leads to personal development.
It improves grammar, language proficiency and broadens your spectrum of vocabulary.
In addition, reading as a habit also improves self-confidence and mental agility. Reading also helps you with stress management, eliminating the symptoms of depression, and polishes your retention power.
“Reading is essential for those who seek to rise above the ordinary.” – Jim Rohn
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