Bah Humbug!  Are those still words that are ringing in your ear even though Christmas is over?  Does the idea of the New Year and everyone's enthusiasm about the future make you want to roll your eyes or even scream?  Are you one of those people who has sunk so deep that you can't even see hope on the horizon?

 If so, this 60 day program is for you.  And even if it isn't, if you are a person who hates resolutions or doesn't like to plan about what to do next, then this is a prescribed day by day guide to getting out of any negative mental state you have found yourself in.

 It's called Baby Steps Out -- and you don't have to worry about being late to the party.
YOU CAN START TODAY!   The concept is explained here in the introduction.

Day One is here.

This is Day Two which is one of my favorite of all of the 60 challenges!

 Day Three is here.   Good luck!

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