Inspired

New Year's resolutions really bother me. I think it stupid that people make a list of things they want to change about their life just because it's January 1st, and then by February 1st they forget all about their resolutions and go back to the way they were. If you really want to change, you don't need to make a list at the beginning of the year. You just start to break your habits.

For example, I was sick and tired of constantly being on Facebook, so I deactivated my Facebook. I've been off Facebook since January 20th, and I think I'm actually starting to break my habit. Now when I go on the computer I'm not tempted to go straight to Facebook, and I barely get on the computer anymore. It only took me 16 days. 

Here are some other things I'm going to change. (No, this is not a new year's resolution, it's just habits I've decided to break.)

-Eat healthier

-Exercise daily

-Gossip less

-Read the Bible and pray more

-Be nicer

Now, I've been thinking about doing these for quite some time, but since I deactivated my Facebook and it only took a week to break my habit, I'm motivated to do these things. I know it's going to take a while, but I'm determined to do these. I've already started thinking of things to do to help.

For instance,

-Don't just eat when I have nothing else to do (eat healthier)

-Start eating vegetables instead of junk food (eat healthier)

-Start eating breakfast (eat healthier)

-Do push ups and sit ups during commercials (exercise daily)

-Go to the gym with my mom (exercise daily)

-Make the softball team (exercise daily)

-Write all my thoughts in a journal to get all my nasty thoughts in my head (gossip less & be nicer)

-Get ready for bed 30 minutes early to save time for reading the Bible and praying (read the Bible and pray more)

-Think about what I say before I say it (gossip less & be nicer)

Those are just a few things. And I know I'm going to accomplish them because I'm super motivated! 

Anyway, that was my little inspirational spill.