The law of harvest is to reap more than you sow. Sow an act, and you reap a habit. Sow a habit and you reap a character. Sow a character and you reap a destiny.
– James Allen

What habits would you like to cultivate in your life? List or check off your top twelve desirable habits. Then decide which habit you would like to introduce for which month.

But, here’s a word of advice. Don’t try to do everything at once! You’ll only be setting yourself up for failure. Pick one new habit to work on each month, and use the weekly planner pages to follow up for the two months after introducing your new habit.

Brainstorming: Habits You Might Like to Cultivate

These are just some suggestions to get you started. You decide what habits will have the most impact on your life.

□ make the bed every morning
□ eat breakfast
□ wash the dishes before bed
□ call a friend
□ review your goals
□ make a daily to-do list
□ clear your inbox
□ email a friend
□ read the Bible
□ daily prayer time
□ floss your teeth
□ drink 8 glasses of water daily
□ establish a regular bedtime
□ exercise every day
□ morning yoga routine
□ run every day
□ save $x every week
□ eat more vegetables
□ eat more fruit
□ wake up early
□ connect with family
□ keep a journal
□ practice piano
□ daily quiet time
□ take a lunch to work
□ spend time outdoors
□ write every day
□ walk 30 minutes a day
□ drink water when you wake up
□ 2 minute power pose

Our character is basically a composite of our habits. Because they are consistent, often unconscious patterns, they constantly, daily, express our character.
– Stephen Covey

Read the next article in the series: Necessary – Tracking What Needs to Be Done

Read the previous article in this series: Use My Inspired Year to Develop Success Habits in Your Life

Read the first article in this series: Internal – Doing the Mental Work in Order to Succeed