Bougie Girl University Presents: Life Is What You Make It- 5 Steps That You Can Take Right Now to Change Your Life...(Step Two-Make the Commitment )

Week 2-Make the Commitment

Making the commitment to change your life requires that you put actions behind your decision.
Commitment is what hauls you out of bed at 4 am on a Saturday to write a few pages on your Great American novel instead of sleeping in until noon.
Commitment compels you to rein in spending so that you can save up to take that dream trip around the world.
You can’t BS when it comes to commitment…either you have it or you don’t.

Assignment

What does commitment look like to you?
What are you currently committed to?
What are some ways in which you could better convey commitment in your daily life?

Main Theme for the Week 2 Lecture

Making a strong commitment can mean the difference between success and failure.
5 biggest obstacles to commitment
Commitments start small and grow larger as time goes on.

(Listen to the Bougie Girl University podcast for the audio version of Step Two-Make The Commitment)

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