This is the time of year when many people begin thinking about self-improvement goals and ending bad habits. But why not do something different? This year, instead of making a list of things you want to change about yourself, think of a few goals that will help others. Commit to reading for fifteen minutes to your young child each school night. Make it your goal to cook dinner for an elderly neighbor each week. Baby-sit for a single mom once a month. Improving yourself is great...but impacting the lives of others is even better!
received today in my daily Family Minute email from http://www.familyfirst.net/
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