Host: What do I not control about this resolution?

Gary Ryan Blair: You know when you think about resolutions what you can control and what you can’t control. The most important part is to focus on what you can control first and that is there are really three things. I prefer to call them rhythms of mass production.

And if you really take the time to look at it as to the tools that are available to you to get a result. If a plumber showed up at your house or an electrician they would have tools of the thread screw driver, get a pliers, plunger, and hammer that type of stuff.

When we go about setting and achieving our resolutions, the three tools that are disposal our belief systems, do we believe it’s possible to achieve this or not, our spoken words, do we say stuff like, “I always forget names. I always make mistakes on tests” or do we speak words of affirmation that we know that we’re going to be able to accomplish this.

So, your words are very powerful. That idealistic and stones can break my boners or words and that will hurt me is not true at all, words are powerful and last your actions because you have control over the actions that you engage in.

So, the emphasis looking at resolutions and thinking about this in any stage of your life control the controls. Control what you think. Control what you say. Control what you do as it release to the uncontrollable this is about everything else especially when it comes to people. You can’t control people, you can’t control the circumstances. You can only control your response to those circumstances.

So, it’s imperative that you put emphasis on how you can successfully navigate your way to victory and use those three weapons of mass production very well.