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100DC Day 33: Adapt to Circumstances

by Alison Moore Smith | Feb 2, 2013 | 100 Day Challenge, Lifestyle Design

Adaptability is the willingness and capacity to change and improve. Anyone who is always setting and achieving goals has this in their DNA. I love the look for ways to make my character and life better and then move toward it. The problem I have with adaptability is...

100DC Day 32: Use Common Sense

by Alison Moore Smith | Feb 1, 2013 | 100 Day Challenge, Lifestyle Design

As I write this we are just a few days off from congress passing a bill to avert the “fiscal cliff” that they didn’t read. You can’t blame them for not reading it (they got the 154-page bill three minutes before the vote), but you can certainly...

100DC Day 31: Honor Your Commitments

by Alison Moore Smith | Jan 31, 2013 | 100 Day Challenge, Lifestyle Design

When I began dating my husband (whom I had known for almost a year) in 1985, I was thrown for a loop. I was used to guys who flattered at the drop of a hat. They adored me and thought I was the most beautiful woman on earth and wanted to be with me forever, almost...

100DC Day 30: Enforce Accountability

by Alison Moore Smith | Jan 30, 2013 | 100 Day Challenge, Lifestyle Design

I’ve talked about goals that are never completed, but just roll from year to year. Most of us have done that more than we care to admit. But at the root of most unfinished goals is a lack of commitment and accountability. Planning to do something makes us feel...

100DC Day 29: Step It Up

by Alison Moore Smith | Jan 29, 2013 | 100 Day Challenge, Lifestyle Design

We’ve all had disappointments and heartache. But it’s easier to deal with when we can see a cause or when we are just experiencing a consequence of a stupid choice. It’s when we are blindsided by something out of our control or hurt by the evil of...

100DC Day 28: No More Excuses

by Alison Moore Smith | Jan 28, 2013 | 100 Day Challenge, Lifestyle Design

As I write this, our “public servants” just kicked the fiscal cliff two months down the road. This is the same congress that hasn’t passed a budget in nearly four years…even though it’s illegal. And all the while they point fingers at each...

100DC Day 27: Be Consistent

by Alison Moore Smith | Jan 27, 2013 | 100 Day Challenge, Lifestyle Design

Yesterday a friend posted a note on Facebook that said: So for the first time in my life I actually kept two New Years resolutions the whole year long. As I reflect on 2012, I’m pretty proud of myself! It was remarkable because it so seldom happens that we...

100DC Day 26: Pay Attention to Detail

by Alison Moore Smith | Jan 26, 2013 | 100 Day Challenge, Lifestyle Design

Two decades ago, my little family headed out from our home in Boca Raton, Florida, for a week at Disney World. Orlando was a three hour drive and I was taking the kids up to meet up with Sam, who was already there attending an engineering conference. Driving long...

100DC Day 25: Focus on the Fundamentals

by Alison Moore Smith | Jan 25, 2013 | 100 Day Challenge, Lifestyle Design

We’ve all heard the idiom “practice makes perfect.” But it’s not true. Consider a violinist who practices an hour a day using a cello bow. She won’t ever perfect violin playing that way and probably won’t even perfect...

100DC Day 24: Keep It Simple

by Alison Moore Smith | Jan 24, 2013 | 100 Day Challenge, Lifestyle Design

As I write this, it is one day after returning from a family vacation to California. We spent two days driving (one there, one back), one day at California Adventure, one day at the beach, one day having devotional and seeing local sites, and another at Disneyland....
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