National Recommitment Month

National Recommitment Month is in May of every year. This month can be devoted to being motivated to commit to your health, career, marriage, friendships, family, and other goals. Commit to something you want to change, improve, or accomplish. Follow a sleep schedule, eating schedule, or a schedule you can use to improve your health. Take classes to improve your job skills. 

Make a planner, vision board, or a list of what you want to improve in your life. Depending on your aspirations, you can change what you believe will help you reach your accomplishments in a successful manner. However, consider your time, education, finances, health, and your family, especially if you want to try a new dream you want to fulfill. Make changes because you want to make the change and not for anyone else. After brainstorming what you want to change, stick to the new habits that you will create in your lifestyle. For example, you can plan to eat healthier and eat less junk food as part of your new commitment.

Another dedication is by making new habits in your relationships. Work on your relationships so everyone feels comfortable, feels at peace, and feels less negative in conversations. It is necessary to create new habits such as being attentive and concentrating on what they tell you in conversation. Listen to them more if all they need is your company and for you to listen to them. If you are married, improve your marriage by arguing less and to be there for your partner for their emotional support.

Sign up for new classes at your community college or at your university to progress your job skills. Network with your friends if you cannot find a job or ask them to help you in your job search if it is possible. Limit your goals in your list and eliminate the goals that have failed. Do not have expectations. Often your goals will lead you to a different path that you may not have expected but it will lead you to success.

Trust yourself and empower yourself to be challenged. Make one commitment until it is accomplished. Liberate your mind from negative thoughts and self-doubts. Be responsible, have respect, and plan your objectives with careful consideration. Do not give up and hope for the best. 

 

5 Ways to Commit and Make it Stick:

https://www.livehappy.com/self/5-ways-to-commit-and-make-it-stick

Keeping Commitments:

https://theblissfulmind.com/keeping-commitments/

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