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Happy New Year 2010!

January 4, 2010 · Filed Under Random · Comments 

Wow – how can 2009 be completed already? Well, I guess it is…so welcome to 2010! (Goodness gracious is another decade already over?!?)

Of course the new year is a time when people typically evaluate their current life, compare it to their ideal life and make a bunch of resolutions to try to help them bridge the gap between the two (or bridge the chasm, as it were).  I usually don’t get too much into the resolution stuff (though I did make one last year and actually made two this year (actually, the first one is the same as last year’s)), but since any time is a good time to reevaluate how things are going for you, that does make now a great time to do it.

Whether you are feeling pretty good about where you are or you have a host of resolutions that you made to get back on the right track, the most important task is not making the resolution but actually following through on it.  In hopes of providing you with a little more motivation to follow through, I thought I’d share some of the lyrics from a song that I have found pretty inspirational over the past year.  Hopefully reflecting on the words can act as a catalyst to help you turn your resolutions into reality this coming year…

The Motions written by Matthew West, Sam Mizell, and Jason Houser

This might hurt
It’s not safe
But I know that I’ve gotta make a change
I don’t care
If I break
At least I’ll be feeling something
‘Cause just ok
Is not enough
Help me fight through the nothingness of life

I don’t wanna go through the motions
I don’t wanna go one more day
Without Your all consuming passion inside of me
I don’t wanna spend my whole life asking
What if I had given everything?
Instead of going through the motions

Thanks so much for reading BorrowFromNone in 2009 (if this wasn’t the first post you read!) and I will continue to try to improve the content and the writing so that you’re still reading at the beginning of 2011!

I do hope that you have had a great 2009 and that 2010 is even better – in fact, I hope that 2010 is your best year yet. May God richly bless you in 2010!

Happy New Year!

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