Happy New Year to all.

Himanshu Singhal

On Wed, Dec 31, 2014 at 11:44 AM, Sheshagiri Shenoy <
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> Good Morning and Thanks you very much, wishing you all a very happy new
> year, here is an article on NY resolutions
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> The ABC of Bulletproof New Year’s Resolutions  by  Dafydd Owen
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> Giving up on New Year’s Resolutions, like any life goal, is easy. 17% of
> people give up before the end of January!! Just like Christmas presents,
> it’s the thought that counts. Or is it?
>
> With a few simple steps you could be one of the few that make it through
> the year with your resolutions intact.
>
> *Ambition* – just like a house, your goal must have strong foundations.
> Your goal has to be big enough for you to care about, big enough to scare
> you a little and big enough to excite you a lot. Ideally it should fit into
> your longer term life plan, your dream life. You want to learn Spanish
> because you wish you had tried harder in school? It won’t happen. You want
> to learn because your dream is to retire to Spain in fifteen years’ time?
> That fits! A resolution is for life not just for Christmas.
>
> *Belief *– if you don’t believe in the goal don’t bother even making it.
> Only half of people making a New Year’s Resolution are confident of success
> when they make it. Would you sacrifice half an hour a day of watching soap
> operas or playing X-box to make this happen? No? This is not the resolution
> you are looking for.
>
> *Clarity* – be absolutely clear, crystal clear, of what you are aiming
> for. I’m going to lose weight/get fit is consistently the number 1
> resolution but what does it actually mean to you. What does it actually
> feel like to you? You can lose weight easily by amputating a leg but I’m
> pretty confident that it won’t be the result you were chasing. I will lose
> x pounds and fit into size y jeans? I will be able to run this many miles
> in that many minutes? That is more like it
>
> *Division* – How do you eat an elephant? One mouthful at a time. I
> completed my first marathon last year. How did I do it? I started a few
> years back and built up from not being able to run 2 miles, through 3miles,
> 6 miles, 10 and 15 mile runs and even then, on the day I could only do it
> one step at a time. Just like school or martial arts or computer games we
> move upwards through the grades, belts and levels. Split your goal up. If
> (for the sake of easy maths) your resolution is to lose 24 pounds then you
> target two a month. Ticking off your progress, your success, will keep you
> on the straight and narrow. Think hard about the steps you need to take.
> What can you do today to move this goal along?
>
> *Expression* - the simple act of writing your goal down will improve your
> chances of completing it. Write it down, put it on your fridge, pin it up
> on your desk, make it a status update on Facebook, photograph it and make
> it the lock screen image on your phone. Do all of these things. Tell your
> friends and your family about it. The more you remind yourself of the
> resolution the more sticky it becomes in your mind. The more people that
> know about it the less likely you are to let it fade. Be public, be
> accountable to your goals.
>
> Have a great 2015. You can make it happen.
>
> On 30 December 2014 at 23:18, Kamath Dinesh <[email protected]>
> wrote:
>
>>                    WISHING   YOU  &  YOUR  FAMILY  A
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>>
>>                          VERY  HAPPY  AND  PROSPEROUS   NEW  YEAR  2015.
>>
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>>           MAY  GOD   BLESS US  WITH  GOOD  HEALTH,   GOOD  WISDOM  &
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>>                         KIND HEART  TO  SHARE  MORE  HAPPINESS IN  2015.
>>
>>
>>                                                           DR  DINESH
>> KAMATH-  DR  RAVIKALA KAMATH
>>
>>
>>    ASHWIN    &       DEEPIKA.
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