Whatever You Choose, Do It Fully-with Passion

There Are Really Two Things That Drive New Year's Resolution Success. Number One Is Telling Somebody About Your Goal. Chances Are, They'll Either Join You In Pursuing It Or At Least Support You. Number Two Is To Be Concrete And Specific. You Don't Want A Goal Like "becoming A Better Person," Because There's No Objective Way To Judge That. It's Got To Be Something Like "i'm Going To Call My Mother Once A Week." Or "i'm Going To Cut My Body Mass Index To 25." It Can't Be Fudgeable.

The Biggest Mistake People Make Is To Try To Lose Too Much Weight Too Fast.

I Get Up In The Morning And Do A Seven-minute Yoga Workout. I Know The Most Likely Time I'm Going To Do Something Is When I First Get Up, And I Make It Short Because, Like You, I Don't Really Want To Do That First Thing In The Morning.

It's Like, Imagine The Ripples On Top Of An Ocean. And I'm In A Rowboat, Reactively Dealing With The Waves And Water Coming Into My Boat. What I Need To Do Is Dive Into The Deeper Solace, The Calmness Beneath The Surface.

That's How Most Men Connect - In Bed. The Physical Connection Is Important Because It Reinforces The Emotional One.