Keep Your Resolutions Links

Have you created a list of new RESOLUTIONS for 2014? If you are like most people, some of your resolutions from 2013 may be the same ones you have this year.

In an effort to help us all achieve our goals this year, I went searching for some advice.

Here are a few links I've come across:

• Prepare to Receive- We all have things that we would like to have happen in our lives, this article talks about preparing yourself to receive what you really want.
• No Weight Loss Resolutions- This article from Spark People talks about making resolutions that focus more on your health than a number on the scale.
• Get Organized- Plan to succeed with these great organizers, and tips.
• Lean in 2014- Follow one woman's quest to become lean and healthier in the new year.
• Money Saving Tips for 2014- Some ideas for things not to buy this year that may end up saving you a lot of money.
• 7 Financial Habits That Will Change Your Life- If you are looking to completely improve your financial future, check out this article.
• Resolutions You Should Really Make- 25 resolutions that will really improve your year.
• 2014 Playist- Some music to get you motivated.
• Create a Daily Contract- This is an interesting article about things you can do daily to create a better life.

This Year I Will...

 

 

 

I thought this was a good thing to repost. After so many years of making resolutions only to not complete them, I've finally gotten the hang of making lasting changes.

 

 

This Year I Will...

M.J. Ryan

225pp. $12.00



I actually began working through this small, but powerful book at the end of 2011. "This Year I Will...How To Finally Change A Habit, Keep A Resolution, Or Make A Dream Come True" by author M.J. Ryan was the perfect book to read as I entered 2012.

I found this book to be entertaining, and the exercises were always easy to work through. They stuck with me long after I stopped working through each chapter.

This book lives up to its title. It teaches you how to stop going around the same mountain over and over again, while never accomplishing anything new.  Now you can break out of that cycle, and begin creating the life you really want.

The publisher's website writes about the book:

For anyone who has broken a New Year’s resolution, fallen off a diet, or given up on fulfilling a dream, the ingenious strategies, inspiring stories, and sheer motivational energy of This Year I Will . . . help you make a promise to yourself that you can actually keep.

M.J. Ryan is a bestselling author, speaker, change expert and as she calls it a "Thinking Partner." She is the author of nine books, and a life coach.

Buy This Year I Will...