Three things that you can do RIGHT NOW to change your life in 2023- MASTER New Year’s resolutions

In less than ten minutes, I can change your life.
2022 is here, and you are going to make this year better than them all.

Once the ball drops in Times Square, and the confetti settles from your New Year's celebration, it begs the question - what's next? How are you going to make this year better than the last? In this video, I share THREE things that you can do RIGHT NOW (in less than ten minutes) that will change your life for the better in 2017.

CHAPTERS:
0:00 - Start
1:03 - The Three Things
1:19 - Get Ahead of Yourself
3:05 - Be Responsible for Your Electricity
4:45 - Choose Your Ingredients
5:01 - Explanation of What to Do This Year

TAGS:
new year, goals, ted talk, advice, motivation, change your life, chase Hughes, behavior panel, life changing advice, inspiration, goal setting, new year's resolution, 2022, vision board, law of attraction

[chasehughesofficial]

Reading these comments just about brought me to tears. Thank you all so much. I’m so honored to have spent some time in your life. ❤️

[aineoloughlin]

Just found this video. When the student is ready, the teacher will appear. Thank you for this important life lesson ❤

[tiffanymcgillie]

I haven't seen too many humans who are able to synthesize compassionate thinking with real action planning...and then render that synthesis in a format that laypeople can understand. It's really something else...thank you, Chase! You're helping people you'll never even meet, in ways you'll never hear about. That's living! Happy New Year.

[melissastewart]

Chase has the "it" factor. Seems like a great guy with a lot to offer the world.

[jperez]

I’m falling down the YouTube behavior analysis rabbit hole, and you are my favorite person to watch.

[ce]

1. Get ahead of yourself
- discipline - your mind in the future
- you, 5yrs from now
- prioritize the future

2. Be responsible for your own electricity
- responsibility for your own thoughts
- law of attraction

3. Choose your ingredients
- treat your body the way you treat your car - with great care
- what are you putting into your body?
- stop eating high levels of fat, sugar, salt & processed & modified & packaged "food"
- plan meals ahead

[theweirdosdts]

Hi chase. I'm here because of "The Behavioral Panel". The quality of what you're sharing is immense. I need this. New subscriber.

[stephaniebarrett]

Thank you for this Chase. I lost my husband of 35 years at 55 and pretty much lost myself. I used to be so positive and upbeat, but I’ve found myself to be inwardly negative and self sabotaging. Your video gave me hope again. It’s been so hard during these Covid years, but after listening to you, I’m going to give it my best. You made it make sense for me and I thank you. I think I found this video at the perfect time in my life.

[crazygreenlady]

'Will you look back at your past behaviour with either regret or gratitude?' That made me smile...50 years of regret so far but I think I'll opt for gratitude from 2022 onwards. Thanks Chase x

[raindrops_]

"Show your brain what you want, not what you fear!"

Wish I'd heard this as a kid. Fear has been my biggest challenge. Past time to stop focussing on it! Thank you, love your work with the BP too 💕

[ktbarthedoor]

As I listened to #1 "Get ahead of Yourself", I began to realize that this is exactly how Jesus lived His life. Every moment was lived with His mind ahead of Himself. He beautifully demonstrated how to life a perfect life. Although I read the bible daily, I never saw Him so clearly! What a wonderful revelation! And #2- His powerful "electricity" created Miracles of healing for thousands of people! He even told us we were the Light of the world! #3 He told us He was connected to His Father who was the Source of His very life and power and message to us all. And so much more!
Many Blessings to you Chase for your powerful God inspired message!

[Momo-Trio-Buzz]

Dear Chase, you generously sharing your expertise has been lifesaving for me. Spent 8 years raising my autistic daughter to be a happy, independent and super creative kid, but found myself completely drained. With your guidance 2023 shall be a new beginning. Praise

[kennethgoldsmith]

Chase I’m such a big big fan, I totally agree with you, had my heart transplant when I was young, now I am 42yo, I did exactly what was told by my doctors and surgeons, it’s about the same what you just mentioned on this episode, to look ahead at my future, plan what I wanted in 30s, what I wanted in my 40s and now my 50’s, I avoided alcohol, drugs, negative people, and focus on my health and the people I love, and I was so glad I listened, having a good balanced in life is the key to my health and my career, sleep early and exercise every day. I am now planning and working towards what my 50’s is gonna look like. Without the hard work and discipline I don’t think I could do it. But I remind myself everyday I put a picture in my closet, a picture of me right after my transplant with the cables coming out all over my body and there is no way I’m giving up in building a good life given this is my second chance. Like I said, big big fan of yours and the behaviour panel channel, and am getting your book today. Iv learned a lot from you guys. Thanks 😊

[Cake]

"Wake up early every day, make your bed."

"Hey, buddy, that's MY line!" ~ Dr. Jordan Peterson

[fidelogos]

Just a small epiphany I had several years ago...getting up early to make coffee and there's no water in the coffee reservoir. It's no big deal to fill it up, but in the morning when I'm still half-asleep and needing a quick caffeine jolt, I often thought I should have filled the reservoir up when I was cleaning the kitchen the night before. I started to think of filling the reservoir the night before as a gift to my future caffeine-seeking self. By relating that thought to other things about the house, I found it worked better as an incentive to stop procrastinating than my usual cursing myself for being lazy.

[Cake]

"Four-legged foods should be consumed minimally."

I love your videos, Chase.

Please explain why we should avoid eating animal meats.

[lisagerard]

This is gold. In a nutshell, my take away: We are always setting ourselves up in some way. Choose wisely.

[thegroovyhead]

Re-watching two years later. So glad it was here. Thank you Chase Hughes. You seem a lovely person.

[snippetsordinarylife]

Your compassion for factory farm animals makes me like you so much more.

[Rebecca-hvrb]

I love you also, Chase. Thank you for being a manly leader. Something this world is lacking.