The 21 Day Challenge

It has been said that after repeating a behavior for 21 consecutive days, the behavior will become a habit.

For the next 21 days, I am going to work on making a few behaviors become habit. My hope is that I may be more productive, more encouraging, and more inspiring.

I have been told by so many that I am an “encourager”. So, this is the point of my blog, to encourage others to do more with their lives by inspiring them to do good for themselves and others.  Here's to testing that strength out.

My 21 Day Challenge consists of the following:

1. To exercise every morning, for 21 days straight. I love exercising, especially running, but my poor little body hasn’t experienced a healthy routine in a very long time. It’s time to honor my body by making exercise a habit.


2. Read my bible, for 21 days straight. I can’t defeat the enemy, if I don’t constantly equip my mind and heart with the knowledge of God. As perfect as everything seems on the outside, I struggle with these reoccurring thoughts that go something like this, “am I good enough”, “am I too much”, “who am I supposed to be”, “am I good leader”, “will I turn out like my mom”, “If I could just change this one little, minor thing about myself…” These questions and statements are all lies and they will haunt me, and all of you, if we do not believe and remind ourselves that we are meant for so much more.


3. Blog, blog, blog, blog, blog. I love reading blogs, and they always inspiring me to be better. I hope that by blogging for 21 days straight, I will not only share my thoughts with you, but that they might inspire you.



Let the 21 Day Challenge commence!

How are you going to challenge yourself?

Cyndi


Ps. I walked 1.2 miles today, read Ephesians 3, and am posting this blog. Day 1… check!