All of our choices have consequences, but what we often overlook is how our choices affect those around us. As parents, the choices we make greatly impact our children. The choices athletes make impact their teams, while the choices employees make impact their employers, and so on.
While you may be okay with the consequences of your choices, it is important to remember that they have a significant impact on those around you. Ensure that your choices also consider the best interests of others.
Most people prefer to begin new goals or make changes on Mondays due to the “Fresh Start Effect.” Mondays are seen as the start of a new week and are socially and culturally associated with starting new endeavors. Additionally, Mondays often signify a return to regular routines and structures after the weekend.
However, why wait until Monday to embark on a new goal or make changes? Instead, consider starting on a Saturday, a day typically reserved for leisure and enjoyment.
By choosing not to wait until Monday, you can avoid procrastination and adopt the mindset of “don’t put off until tomorrow what you can do today.” Often, we postpone tasks until Monday because we are reluctant to take on the responsibility or make the necessary sacrifices.
Recognize that starting a few days earlier can provide a head start and demonstrate your ability to begin something new immediately, rather than always waiting for the most convenient time. This approach showcases your proactivity, motivation, and adaptability.
Therefore, there is no need to delay until Monday when you can start today. It’s possible.
FLY, BLACK BOY 