#37 Consistency

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It's easier to continue the chain than to start over.

Like the Homework for Life project that I started in January. I managed to do it for the whole month of June minus the first of June. 

For the To-Don't list, so far, for the last week, I often ticked the only two items off my list. I found it was easy to stick to not doing two items everyday.

I believe I would not have been able to do it if not for a monthly goal tracker I have in my planner. Seeing the ticks everyday (I know most people use crosses) motivates me to not break the chain. 

How about blogging?

Most days, I do want to write something. Often, I find I have nothing worthy of sharing with the world. 

Perhaps I should at least make it a weekly activity. If not everyday, at least once a week.

This week, I'll try something different. I'll choose one lesson I learnt this week. 

This is what I wrote in my reflection:

"Sometimes, things take years, months to connect the dots. Give it time. The Universe has got the best things for you." 

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Have an amazing week ahead, lovelies!

Take care, stay safe, and see you next week!

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