4 Tips Toward Making Resolutions That Matter
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4 Tips for Making Resolutions That Matter
Making resolutions is one thing?"keeping them is another. Here are four tips to help you reach your goals and reward yourself for a job well done!
Tip 1: Are Your Resolutions Yours?
Before you commit, ask yourself: Are these resolutions truly yours, or are they influenced by others? Ensure each resolution is something you genuinely want and feel motivated to achieve. If a goal needs tweaking, adjust it immediately.
Tip 2: Set Realistic Goals
Evaluate your resolutions for feasibility. For example, if you aim to lose 70 pounds in a year, consider whether you have the time and resources to exercise regularly and alter your eating habits. It might be more sustainable to extend your goal beyond one year. Always consider both your physical and mental health, and how your goals might affect those around you.
Tip 3: Embrace Setbacks
Do you give up at the first setback? Don’t let a momentary lapse derail your entire plan. Remember, progress is rarely linear. Find an accountability partner who understands your goals and can provide support and encouragement when you need it.
Tip 4: Reward Your Progress
Celebrate your achievements at the end of the year. If you meet your weight loss goals, perhaps treat yourself to a cruise?"just be mindful of not overindulging. If you miss the mark, keep the reward as a future incentive. Some resolutions are long-term and shouldn’t be confined to a single calendar year.
Remember, resolutions should empower and benefit you. If a resolution lacks your passion and enthusiasm, it’s likely to fizzle out by spring. Choose meaningful resolutions and become better for it.
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