How To Make An Unselfish New Year’s Resolution
2010 is coming to an end and many of us have family members and loved ones that are dealing with serious issues, like alcohol or chemical abuse. You don’t have to be a celebrity to be touched by this issue, and when we talk about Reclaiming Your Life Now, this can only be done if a person is healthy and able to make good decisions.
New Year’s Resolutions are popular, but for many of us, there are some things we must resolve now. I can say from personal experience that my family has dealt with the issue of chemical abuse for decades with some family members.
Once your loved one is free, it’s a cause for celebration!
Is It Time For You or a Loved One?
What I found was that when the time was right to make some changes and take action, the time was right. My intention with this post is not to bring you down, but to show that there is a ray of hope for individuals and families that are dealing with chemical abuse of any kind.
The beauty of getting your life back is that it always involves transparency and taking responsibility. This is a hard thing for many families, but it’s a journey, that if successful, will roll back the screen of shame and the roller coaster ride that addiction takes a family on.
Encouragement is a Powerful Thing
If you know someone who has been searching for a way to “get their life back,” encourage them now. Maybe it’s their time and all they need is a little push.
The Clock is Ticking
2011 holds promise for all of us to get our life on track and get about the business we were put here to handle. We can make an unselfish New Year’s Resolution, even if we resolve to be a source of encouragement to someone in need. Sometimes one of the most unselfish things we can do, is to take some time for ourself and not think we can solve everyone else’s problems.
Until the next post, the countdown to 2011 is on…so, enjoy and be safe.
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