Set Smaller Goals

Perhaps the biggest reason that people don’t stick with their goals is that they set ones that are unrealistic. Instead of starting small like running one mile, three times a week, people tend to set big goals like running a marathon. Once you accomplish smaller goals, you can move on to bigger ones.

Make a Plan

After you think of your goal, come up with a step-by-step plan for achieving it. Try and integrate your goal into your routine so you can stick to it.

Have Faith

Instead of thinking that you can’t do it, start reframing your mindset with a more positive outlook. Believing you can do something makes it so much easier to reach your goal.

Find a Support System

It’s always easier to stick to resolutions when you have a friend, family, or online support group with similar goals. Get yourself an accountability partner who can encourage you to reach your goals.

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Stay Active for Fun

Find an activity you love doing and you’ll be more likely to stick to it. Perhaps it’s walking with friends, dance lessons, or yoga. It’s different for every person.

Take a Break from Social Media

Start small by lowering the time you spend on social media every day until you can go a whole day or a whole weekend without them. You’ll be surprised how much time you’ll get back.

More Fruits and Vegetables

It’s been said a million times, but it’s still true – we all need to eat more fruits and vegetables. Be creative with your meals and try to sneak in an extra veggie whenever you can. Eat fruits for dessert.

Say ‘No’ More Often

Setting your priorities straight is one of the best things you can do for your mental health. Try saying ‘no’ to people’s requests more often.

Cook at Home More Often

If you mostly eat outside, use this winter to gain a habit of cooking at home. Cooking has numerous benefits, from eating healthier to saving money and spending quality time with your partner over meals.

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Set Smaller Goals

Perhaps the biggest reason that people don’t stick with their goals is that they set ones that are unrealistic. Instead of starting small like running one mile, three times a week, people tend to set big goals like running a marathon. Once you accomplish smaller goals, you can move on to bigger ones.

Make a Plan

After you think of your goal, come up with a step-by-step plan for achieving it. Try and integrate your goal into your routine so you can stick to it.

Have Faith

Instead of thinking that you can’t do it, start reframing your mindset with a more positive outlook. Believing you can do something makes it so much easier to reach your goal.

Find a Support System

It’s always easier to stick to resolutions when you have a friend, family, or online support group with similar goals. Get yourself an accountability partner who can encourage you to reach your goals.

The post How to Stick to Your New Year’s Resolutions appeared first on Beautiful Trends Today.

Stay Active for Fun

Find an activity you love doing and you’ll be more likely to stick to it. Perhaps it’s walking with friends, dance lessons, or yoga. It’s different for every person.

Take a Break from Social Media

Start small by lowering the time you spend on social media every day until you can go a whole day or a whole weekend without them. You’ll be surprised how much time you’ll get back.

More Fruits and Vegetables

It’s been said a million times, but it’s still true – we all need to eat more fruits and vegetables. Be creative with your meals and try to sneak in an extra veggie whenever you can. Eat fruits for dessert.

Say ‘No’ More Often

Setting your priorities straight is one of the best things you can do for your mental health. Try saying ‘no’ to people’s requests more often.

Cook at Home More Often

If you mostly eat outside, use this winter to gain a habit of cooking at home. Cooking has numerous benefits, from eating healthier to saving money and spending quality time with your partner over meals.

The post Healthy New Year Resolutions That Will Make Your Life Better appeared first on Beautiful Trends Today.