Happy New Year!
Okay I know what you're thinking – yes, it’s February 1st not January
1st. I am aware that I am technically
a month late from the normal tradition.
I've always been a believer in New Year Resolutions. I think it’s important for people to want to
make positive changes in their lives.
Now I don’t think you have to wait for the New Year to make changes, but
I do think it is a great time to reflect on your life and determine how your
life can be better or fuller.
However, I feel like the month of January is swarmed with
people trying to make those changes and often get off to either a rocky start
or get easily discouraged. It’s almost
like a competition – who can lose the most weight, who will be the first to see
results, who will complete their resolutions list first. It gets to the point where I think people get
confused and side tracked on what their resolutions truly meant. It shouldn't be a competition with others. If anything it should be a competition with
yourself. Your resolutions should be a
list of items that improve your life, your family’s, and your community.
So over the past few years I thought I’d try something
new; I would start my New Year’s Resolutions February 1st instead of
like most of the world who starts on January 1st. The extra month allows me to consider and construct
a more refined resolutions list. Plus,
it gives me an extra month to finish all my leftover Christmas candy. This late New Year’s Resolutions start has
helped me stay on task and focus on the positive life changes I want to make.
Here are my top 10 New Year’s Resolutions:
1.
Workout at least 3x a week
2.
Reconnect with friends, spend more time
together, and build a stronger relationship with them
3.
Talk to grandparents at least once a week
4.
Volunteer at least once a month
5.
Test and post reviews of at least 3 products
a week
6.
Connect with and increase readership numbers
7.
Make sure girls [Dolce and Adrina] get daily play/exercise
8.
Drink at least one less [diet] soda a day
9.
Drink at least three bottles of water a day
10. Re-learn
and practice French
What
are your New Year’s Resolutions? What do
you think of the late start idea?
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