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New Year’s Resolution Check-up!

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Shortly after Jan­u­ary 1st, whether they’re offi­cially or not, I always write down some sort of goal list. And sadly, YES, they sort of do resem­ble the list atop. ;)

As a sort of curve-ball, in con­junc­tion to being more active, I would like to try one NEW form of phys­i­cal activity.

I tend to get bored with the same old-same old exer­cise regime, so I am try­ing to mix things up! So a gf and I are talk­ing about vis­it­ing a hot yoga studio.

From expe­ri­ence, one thing that helps in Res­o­lu­tion Keep­ing is mak­ing your list with a friend who will keep you account­able. Ide­ally, this should be a solid per­son in your life who you see on a reg­u­lar basis and who will NOT hes­i­tate to ask you those tough questions!

(Keep in mind that if one of your goals is to eat health­ier, per­haps your buddy-back-up shouldn’t be some­one who is a reg­u­lar at the Drive-thrus.)

There’s a say­ing which states that it takes at least 21 days to form a habit. And since it’s been offi­cially a month since New Year’s Day has passed, for those of you who have made ‘em, have you kept up with those Resolutions?

12 Responses to “New Year’s Resolution Check-up!”

  1. Brenda

    I didn’t offi­cially make a res­o­lu­tion to lose weight, but I told myself I was start­ing Jan­u­ary 1st. I’m down 15 pounds.

  2. Elizabeth

    I am an avid reader and Eng­lish Teacher and one of my res­o­lu­tions this year was to read one clas­sic novel a month. Last month was Pride & Prej­u­dice (blech!) and this month is The House of Seven Gables.

    P.S If any­one would like to join me, I have a group on Goodreads http://www.goodreads.com/group/show/61767.Classics_Club and for any­one who hasn’t checked out Goodreads.com yet, it is an awe­some site for peo­ple who love to read.

  3. boyzmom33

    I gave up smok­ing a few weeks before New Years so I wouldn’t feel so pres­sured, but I am still smoke-free.…..now I need to work on eat­ing healthier.….(maybe next year ) LOL

  4. ambreen

    I agree with Yingy_C. The pic­ture is absolutely hilar­i­ous ! Lol!

  5. Eileen Carter

    I attend hot yoga (Bikram Yoga is the term for the “orig­i­nal” hot yoga) at a Bikram stu­dio in my town. I’ve been going since Sep­tem­ber, and have really noticed some good changes in my body!

    That said, I still have a love-hate rela­tion­ship with it. If you are like me or my friends, you will HATE your first class until you are done and out­side again and then you’ll feel great. It will be hard to go each time, but it gets eas­ier and you never lose the awe­some after Bikram feel­ing :) I went last night and feel great today.

    Look for a beginner’s spe­cial, often around $20 for one week unlim­ited and try to com­mit to going at least three times. Read the web­site ahead of time and watch some videos on youtube so you know what to expect. The web­site should tell you to be super hydrated in the days before you go!

    Tell us how it goes!!

  6. Shanna

    never had a prob­lem keep­ing resolutions.(Yes) I make them. I have made weight loss ones in past(down over 100lbs since that one in 2010) my all time favorite was a ran­dom act of kind­ness one had to do 1 nice thing for some­one else a day by March it actu­ally became excit­ing and often did more than 1 thing a day. Could be any­thing but, per­son couldnt expect it i would sug­gest it to any­one easy to keep because it makes you feel good!

  7. crochetlady

    This isn‘t really a res­o­lu­tion but I went sugar free start­ing Jan 2. My blood sug­ars were out of con­trol so it was a lifestyle change I had to make. Now if I could con­vince myself to get more active…

  8. jerryfrost

    my neighbor’s sis­ter makes $74 every hour on the com­puter. She has been with­out work for 7 months but last month her check was $8673 just work­ing on the com­puter for a few hours. Read more on this site makeCash7d0tCom

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