Day Twenty-Four ... Accountability

Three different friends in the past couple of days mentioned not receiving this blog. They checked in with me to make sure I was keeping up with it and kept me accountable.


I haven't missed a day. I can happily say that. I am not sure why some of the posts weren't emailed or didn't show up, but they are there if you look back through the blog. I am very grateful that my friends checked in with me and made sure I was sticking with my commitment. That means a lot to me. Keep up the good work, I want to stay accountable and follow through on my intentions to find the positive in every day, even if it is not the easy thing to do.

I love the saying "say what you mean and mean what you say." It is my goal to commit only to what I intend to follow through with, not make empty promises, and most of all, to not make excuses. When I say what I mean and mean it, then there will be no need for excuses later on.


Thank you for holding me accountable,
Nicola Byrne



Some favorite expressions of small children: 
“It’s not my fault. . . They made me do it. . . I forgot.”
Some favorite expressions of adults:
“It’s not my job. . . No one told me. . . It couldn’t be helped.”
True freedom begins and ends with personal accountability.
-Dan Zadra