Karma is a neat word. It has many meanings when you look it up on Wikipedia. I really like the one that talks about Karma being the effects of all deeds viewed as actively shaping past, present, and future experiences. When you think about karma and your everyday actions, you are really shaping what will happen next in your life. (Something like, what goes around, comes around) If you make a commitment or break a promise, the consequences that come next are inevitable. You will have to realize the commitment or make up for the broken promise. Eventually, people may not see you as reliable or dependable, or may even not include you because of your lack of commitment.
In order to solve this situation and eliminate negative consequences we need to attract positive karma by sticking to our word or promise. By doing this, we are enabling others to count on us to be there for them, set a good example for other to follow your lead and develop a community of co-operation.
If you are having trouble sticking to commitments or keeping promises enlist in the help of a coach to determine how you can avoid this in the future. Looking at the roadblocks or what is causing you to over-commit can make a big difference in the time you have in your life and the reputation you create for yourself.
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