THREE REASONS TO MAKE INTENTIONAL DECISIONS

Do you ever wonder why you don’t get as much done as others seem to? Are you disappointed in the things you decide to do, or by the outcome you achieve? There are those who can get twice as much accomplished as most folks, even organized people. Why? It may have to do with intention.

The Many Faces of Intention

There is a lot of talk today about intentions, creating intentions for your day, your life, or living an intentional life. There is also a lot of discussion about the kind of intentions you might have, good or bad, and the value or danger of each. I want to talk about something that is small by comparison, but can make a significant difference in your daily life: making a conscious decision in the moment.

I met a young woman who was in a relatively new relationship. The man she dated had many great qualities, but when it came to how he dressed, he was careless and thoughtless. He paid no attention to what he wore and would grab whatever was at hand. His clothes were clean but otherwise, it appeared that he didn’t care about his appearance. This for many is a small thing.