To do step b, you need to have a step a

Today I drew Divine Committment. The idea is to ask yourself if your actions support your committment.
The flaw in this process is that first you have to commit to something!
This made me think of other things in my life. I have never been very good at goal setting. I have no tolerance for delayed gratification. I don't like waiting for things. I like planning for things, but once the planning is done - that's it - I want action. Even if I get an advent calendar (yes, I am late 30's , and I still get myself an advent calendar sometims, wanna make something of it?) I actually consider it a huge personal triumph if I manage to eat all the chocolates on the appointed day, and not all at once, or borrowing ahead by a few days. I put off, with too much ease things that I don't want to do, and am all to eager to do what I want to now.
So, homework (which I never did when I was in school, hope it can change now) is to figure out what I want to commit too...then I will be ready for Divine Committment the next time it comes around.