There is a lot of information out there.

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Information about how to do a lot of things.

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For some people, that's enough.

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Yet for most of us we need something more.

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For we all know how to do a lot of things.

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Like losing weight or getting in shape.

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And few of us actually take the steps to do it.

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To keep to a schedule.

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Or to be disciplined enough to do something when we don't feel like it.

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The curious thing is we will do stuff for other people before we do things for ourselves.

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If we know we are being held accountable by someone else, we are much more likely to get something done.

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Even if they are not our boss or coworker.

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Just having a friend check in on us and ask if we did what we said we would do can be motivation enough for us to complete a task.

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Yet left to ourselves, we never finish it.

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And then we only feel bad about ourselves that we didn't do what we said we wanted to do.

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Even if we only said it to ourselves.

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We know what we followed through on and what we didn't.

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That is why support and accountability are so magical.

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Even if we know all the steps, just having someone remind us and check in on us can make all the difference.

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It makes walking the path so much easier.

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We become more motivated because we don't feel like we are all alone.

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Having that kind of support structure is invaluable.

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Knowing that there is someone thereto ask us how it is going is priceless beyond measure.

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And being able to ask someone a question just to make sure even if we know what we are doing helps us to have that touch more confidence we needed to stick by our decision.

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There are a lot of ways to find information today.

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Virtually anything we would want to know is online somewhere.

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Having a community or even an individual to hold our hand and keep us accountable is so precious.

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Couldn't we all use a little more support and accountability?

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Is there someone out there that support you and hold you accountable for something you want to do?

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~ Sam Liebowitz, The Conscious Consultant

Host of The Conscious Consultant Hour