New Year’s Day might make you write a list — a list that maps out your route to the better life you want to have in the new year. Yet lists work only if they lead you to take action, and most people’s history with lists is that writing the list is a lot easier than taking the action. If you look at your new year’s list and worry that it could meet this same fate, I can tell you how to improve your chances of success. Read about this in the New Year’s Day post in the Fear of Nothing blog.
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