It’s a New Year.

It’s a new start.

It’s a fresh beginning.

Don’t dwell on what didn’t go right in 2013 . . . or what you failed to write in 2013 . . . focus on what you are going to do in 2014.

Didn’t follow through on your 2013 resolutions?  Well, boo-hoo, that’s over . . . and it’s time to set new ones.

What do you want to do in 2014?  What do you want to produce?  Write?  Star in?

Now write those resolutions down.  Or better, comment ’em below so everyone can see (it is statistically proven that publicly stated goals are much more likely to be achieved than private goals).

And once you’ve written ’em down, take a little step a day towards making it happen.  Don’t try to do it all at once.  You want to produce a show?  Win a Tony?  Write a new play?  Those are big goals not unlike any other.  For example . . . “I want to lose 15 lbs!”  Well, you can’t do that overnight.  But you can run a mile.  Eat a salad instead of In-N-Out Burger.  You can take little steps towards your goal, and before you know it, all those little steps will add up . . . and you’ll not only reach your goal, you’ll pass it.

What little step can you take today towards your 2014 goal?  Got it?  Good.

Now go out there and take advantage of the New Year that we’re all lucky enough to have.

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