Early in my adult life I worked as a retail store manager for Hastings Entertainment stores. I recall that when we would have to write someone up for policy violations we used a form called "Commitment to Improve" (CTI). Though the form name was meant portray a positive tone, it was never taken as such by those who were being written up.
As we begin the adventure that is a new year I want to challenge each of you to join me in making a commitment to Improve in some area or areas of your life.
I have written a considerable bit about goal-setting in the past couple of months and want to make one more appeal to you in this regard. Though plans often go astray they do provide us with a road map and a definition of success. If we, as Christians, let others or the world at large define success we will be hopelessly spinning our wheels and likely have wedges inserted between us and God, that become far more difficult to remove over time.
Define your success, move forward toward it, and Do Well in 2016.
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