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Questions and Answers
Hope is considered a powerful thing that can lead to change.
Hope is considered a powerful thing that can lead to change.
True (A)
New Year's resolutions are guaranteed to succeed without any effort.
New Year's resolutions are guaranteed to succeed without any effort.
False (B)
Achieving big goals is solely about making big commitments.
Achieving big goals is solely about making big commitments.
False (B)
Sustainability should be approached in a complex manner.
Sustainability should be approached in a complex manner.
To truly change, one must focus on the little steps that lead to the outcome.
To truly change, one must focus on the little steps that lead to the outcome.
Saying 'yes' to small actions can lead to significant change.
Saying 'yes' to small actions can lead to significant change.
The new year automatically brings new opportunities.
The new year automatically brings new opportunities.
Feeling discouraged can stem from unrealistic comparisons to the big goals.
Feeling discouraged can stem from unrealistic comparisons to the big goals.
Eckhart Tolle advocates for a focus on the outcome of actions.
Eckhart Tolle advocates for a focus on the outcome of actions.
The journey to change includes accepting the challenges along the way.
The journey to change includes accepting the challenges along the way.
Flashcards
Hope's Power
Hope's Power
The feeling of hope is powerful because it encourages us to reflect on our current life and envision a better future.
Resolutions Fail
Resolutions Fail
New Year's resolutions often fail because we focus on achieving a grand outcome without considering the daily actions required.
The Moon Mentality
The Moon Mentality
Continuously pursuing a grand goal without seeing progress can discourage you. Focus on making small, consistent steps to achieve your desired outcome.
The Hero's Journey
The Hero's Journey
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Change is a Process
Change is a Process
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The Power of 'Yes'
The Power of 'Yes'
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Embrace the Journey
Embrace the Journey
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The Finish Line Illusion
The Finish Line Illusion
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Action over Outcome
Action over Outcome
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Current You, New You
Current You, New You
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Study Notes
Hope and Change in the New Year
- Hope is a beautiful thing, inspiring us to see possibilities and change.
- The new year offers a powerful opportunity for reflection and goal-setting.
- Examine the gap between current and desired lives.
- Appreciate and explore any inspiring ideas or desires.
- Focus on consistent, small actions rather than grand outcomes.
- Resolutions often fail because we focus on the outcome (the "hero") rather than the steps of the journey.
- True change comes from daily commitment to small tasks, not unattainable goals.
Sustainability of Change
- Change is not a novelty; it demands sustained effort.
- Don't latch onto fleeting goals.
- Break down complex goals into manageable steps.
- Do not fixate on the "moon"; focus on the progress.
- The perception that progress is inadequate often leads to setbacks.
- Identify the obstacles that are drawing you back to prior routines.
- Stop allowing life to suggest alternative paths or old routines; resist the urge to abandon goals.
Resolutions and the Journey
- Resolutions should focus on daily actions and commitments for consistency.
- Don't equate change with immediate results; focus on daily steps.
- Success necessitates consistency rather than focusing on the final destination.
- Obsessive focus on the finish line can hinder progress.
- Success stems from consistent action, not just the final goal.
- Focus on daily commitment rather than a specific outcome.
Small Steps Lead to Big Changes
- Life doesn't change just because the calendar flips.
- Progress occurs through consistent small actions, not singular overwhelming goals.
- Each 'yes' toward small things contributes to larger changes.
- This is the key to long-term success.
Understanding Action and Outcome
- Don't be concerned with the outcome; focus on the actions.
- The outcome will follow naturally; don't chase the result.
- The current "you" contains all the potential for change; tap into that potential.
- Consistent effort cultivates change — not grandiose ambitions.
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