I'm sorry...

I would've loved to congratulate you, but we'll have to pospone that. To be honest... you've failed. Sorry. I mean that in a much nicer way than it sounds. Failing doesn't have to be a bad thing; failure is the starting point of a new success!

Ask yourself the following questions:

• Have your goals changed? 
  Reevaluate, change your goals and go for it!
• Was the deadline you set a realistic one?
  You can set a new deadline, now that you know how much time you can free-up or how much time you'd like to invest in achieving your goal. Set a more realistic deadline. But be careful that you don't make it too easy on yourself...
• Do you need a different style of motivation?
  Maybe you'd like a motivator that offers you a lot more encouragement? Well then; let me go. Select Winston to be your motivator. He offers more frequent support and won't allow you to forget about your goal! Better still; ask someone who is close to you, to motivate and inspire you. Someone who you cannot easily avoid or ignore.

Chin up and good luck on your next move!

Monty