With 2018 now in the past it’s time to look to the future, create resolutions and change yourself ... for the better.
However, if we are being realistic, how many of you will adhere to these guidelines or how many of you will give up and procrastinate until you’ve reached 2020.
So in order to prevent the cycle of failure, then procrastinate? what are a few things you do ?
Ultimately, the main thing one can do is build a strong mentality to your resolution; whether it’s giving up chocolates or walking 10,000 steps a day. By spending a minute each day reminding yourself of the benefits through doing this it will get you one step closer to achieving that goal.
How to break through the temptations ?
If you’re like the majority and you’ve given up your sweet or chocolate treats, the urge for you to binge must be at an incredible high, considering it’s only the beginning of a whole years break, and just like the majority you’re contemplating wether you see your self giving up in the future so you can just give up now and save the hassle. However, through taking your new year resolution one day a time you can tackle it with better ease then viewing as around 340 more days to go until you can indulge.
Now there’s a clear trend that comes with resolutions, they never last, it seems that the only time people set resolutions and goals is in the new year but we shouldn’t have to wait to make a change. New Year is just another date in the calendar and you can make a difference to your life any time you want. Resolutions aren’t designed for an ease change, it is a goal that people should strive to accomplish so it can truly make a change for following years. Your resolution shouldn’t feel like a burden it should feel like and accomplishment.
So with whatever’s you’re striving to achieve this year do it with a positive mind and view it as a benefit to your lifestyle and not one you just finish at the end of 2019.
