January ignites enthusiasm, February puts it to the test and then March arrives.
If the first two months didn't go as you wanted - missed goals, less accurate budget, swinging energy — you are not late but simply in the process.
In his book The art of running, Haruki Murakami talks about running as an exercise in daily discipline. Talent doesn't matter. It's important to show up. Putting one step in front of the other.
This also applies to family management. There's no need to revolutionize everything in March. We need to be there again.
Nel film The pursuit of happiness, Will Smith he plays a man going through very hard months. True strength is not in final success, but in the decision not to give up. March can be this: a silent decision.
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Some episodes of the podcast Work Better con Chiara Battaglioni They remind you that you don't just manage time, but also energy. And often what blocks is not the lack of goals, but the excess pressure.
So starting again means simplifying, especially in March which is a specific month:
- an expense to be reviewed,
- a habit to consolidate,
- an extra "no" to protect energy.
And like in running, Whoever maintains a sustainable pace wins. Not those who start strong.
Alex Gaetani
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