The New Year’s Resolutions Part I of II
The new year is upon us once again.
Celebrating the New Year is the oldest of all holidays. It was first recognized in Babylon about 4000 years ago.
The dreaded New Year’s Resolution…..we all have them. From promises to stop smoking, to eating healthier, to losing weight, to helping the poor, to getting organized, to finding a new career or to spending less money. Everyone has made some sort of resolution over the years. The big question is….do they work?
Resolutions are often times something that we think we “need” to do, not something that we “want” to do. These usually result in conflicting results. Many times, we fail at accomplishing our resolutions. The most important point to take into consideration is if you are willing to make the life changes that will make you successful in your resolution goals. Once you make your resolutions, have a plan of actions and list the ways that it will enhance your life.
Here are some tips to help you accomplish your goals for the New Year.
Make realistic resolutions. Don’t be afraid of past failures. A positive approach will continue to push you farther towards your goals.
Don’t make to many resolutions. If you try to accomplish everything at one time, you are sure to fail. Start small and tackle a little at a time.
Check back on Monday for the conclusion to this post.




