By February, 80% of New Year’s Resolutions have already been abandoned. It’s a tired statistic, but it points to a deeper truth: the traditional way of setting goals is broken.
The problem isn't your willpower. The problem is the energy behind the resolution itself. To "resolve" to do something often implies that you are fixing a broken version of yourself, or wishing for something you currently lack. It reinforces a state of waiting, wanting, and striving.
This year, we invite you to try something radical. Forget the long list of things you hope to change. Instead, embrace the Law of Assumption and shift your focus from "doing" to "being."

