My new year’s resolution…
It’s hard not to start making resolutions and creating goals on New Year’s Eve. There’s that sense of renewal, of rebirth, and the guilty awareness that you ate your own weight in chocolates, a lot of foods during the holidays. Sure, last year’s resolution didn’t make it past the fifth of January hehe, but hey, this year’s going to be different, right? Sticking to resolutions are hard. Resolutions are often changes that you would like to see yourself make, but changes are very difficult to enforce—and it only gets harder the older you get. But that doesn’t mean change is impossible. Don’t try everything at once I guess… I whish I could go to gym everyday… but that’s impossible because I have work. So most probably I’ll do that 2-3 times a week. Not bad huh? Or just a simple sit up everyday will do haha!I’ve noticed that the temptation of the New Year is to run off a list of everything you’ve ever wanted to change. Don’t fall for it! You’ll have better luck fulfilling one or two goals than you will a list of fifty. You can always add new resolutions to your list later. Take one thing at a time. Lke for 2 weeks now, I’m trying my best to eat I cup of rice in every meal… every 6 meals a day nyahaha! Oh my… I really love to eat, huhu! Less shopping? Yeah.. I’ll try my best to do that… I’ll make sure that I will save money this year! Hmmmm… Ialso suggest to make a plan. Once you know what your New Year’s resolution is, try to break it down. Nobody accomplishes anything of significance by trying to do it all at once. This doesn’t have to be a complicated resolution plan; just brainstorm enough to give you a place to start.we should Get help as well, ask help to your family members, to your friends…. You don’t have to be the only one to enforce your resolutions. You may want to ask a friend or family member to help you through this "trying" period. You might even be able to help your friend stick to his or her resolution. It’s always easier in groups than it is alone.i think we should Forgive yourself also. You’re not perfect, so it’s unreasonable to think that you won’t make a mistake. When you do, don’t be too hard on yourself and don’t give up. One mistake isn’t the end of the world (or the end of your resolution). Keep at it. You’ll be glad you did. Wahhh!well, that’s all that I can contribute for this new years resolution poblem hehe! Have a Blessed New year to everyone! Muahhh!



