How to Keep Your New Year's Resolutions

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How to Keep Your New Year's Resolutions

December 18th 2008 16:02

1. Don't make a list of one hundred resolutions. Set one or two realistic, achievable goals.

2. Tell the world about your resolution. Blog about it. Tell your friends and family about your resolution. This telling will keep you accountable and provide you with needed support.

3. Have a plan for when temptation to break your resolve pops up.

What will you do if you're on a diet and are offered a slice of cake? Will you

a. politely refuse

or

b. ask for a smaller slice?

Planning ahead will keep you on the right track.

4. Keep in mind why you made the resolution to start with. Did you resolve to quit smoking because you want to love longer? Did you resolve to write a novel because you are quickly aging and you haven't written one yet?

Do you want to recycle the same resolution in 2010? Wouldn't it be more fulfilling to achieve your goal this year?

5. Brag about how well you are holding up. Share an excerpt from your novel on your blog. Tell your struggling friends about how well you're sticking to your diet.

You will inspire others to achieve their goals and, at the same time, receive the positive feedback you may need to keep going for nine more months!

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Comment by Wilson Pon

December 18th 2008 19:48

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So, moonglow. Have you came out with your new year resolutions yet?

Comment by moonglow

December 18th 2008 22:40

Comment by Kaiden R

January 7th 2009 09:28

People are now considering payday loans as a way to stave off rising bounced check fees and late fees. Education about financial options is starting to be wider in its availability, and personal finance is at the forefront of a lot of people's minds, especially since the most popular of resolutions for New Years' is reducing spending and debt. Long term financial goals such as debt reduction are great aims, and definitely a great thing to do right about now. 2009 is a banner year to get the credit card companies and such off your back, and there is a plethora of financial education websites that have great tips for you. For instance, don't use the cards unless you can't avoid it, and switch from name brands to generics – you'll save upwards of $100 a month by doing that. Find out how payday loans can help you achieve your financial goals.

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