Find out who is more likely to set and keep New Year's resolutions.
With every New Year there comes a chance for a do-over, or at the very least the opportunity to do things different than we have in the past. Basically, to improve not only our lives and ourselves, but also how we live our life, too. Tokii's DiscoveryGames collected the responses of participants to see exactly who's sticking to the resolutions and what those resolutions just happen to be.
Your success rate is a question of control, reinforcement and good old-fashioned will power.
Happy New Year! The holidays are over and we are back to work. I came to my desk this morning to find some delicious candy surprises in a little goodie bag. While I was settling in for the day and breaking into one of the bags of M&Ms, I realized that I have already officially broken both of my New Year's resolutions (cutting back on the sweets and eating at my desk).
Take a bubble bath, eat dessert for breakfast, and get your hair done.
Just because you're single doesn't mean you shouldn't be treated to the finer things in life. The best part about being single is doing things for yourself and on your own terms. So quit your sulking and get to pampering. It's important to be good to yourself.
The New Year is here and there is the promise of new possibilities!
Many-Many years ago -in a land- Far- Far away...
I let go of the habit of making new years resolutions.
I loved looking ahead to the new year and got jazzed about the new possibilities I could see.
New Years resolutions seemed to me, to be more about changing something I didn’t like rather then aiming for what I really wanted.
A New Year's meditation to help you gain the most in 2012.
The month of January is named after the Roman god Janus, the god of beginnings and transitions. If you have seen depictions of him, you know he had two faces that looked both backward and forward. Thus, the transition month of the year bears his name.
Most of us look forward to this time and wonder what the new year will bring. Whether your personal year last year was easy or difficult (or, more likely, a mix of the two), the new year usually brings with it renewed hope and fresh energy.
Learn the five steps you need to take to ensure that your New Year's Resolutions work - for good.
There’s a lot of debate about whether the 1st of the year is a perfect and natural trigger to implement life changing resolutions or if it’s only an excuse for a temporary behavioral change and ultimately a set-up for failure.
Here’s my take:
Your relationship can help or hinder your 2012 goals.
Want to keep your New Year's resolutions? Try getting your partner involved.
When you’re in a serious relationship, there’s a whole other element to consider when trying making a lifestyle change. These are choices that will affect your partner. Will your husband stubbornly stock the pantry with two packs of cookies for every bag of apples you buy? Will your efforts at bettering yourself cause tension in your relationship, as you suggest turning off the football game in order to talk more? Or will your partner be your biggest cheerleader, setting the alarm to hit the gym with you before work?
A step-by-step guide on how to get the guy and find love in 2012
Do you want to find love this year? Have you ever wished you could “have it all?” This is your year!
Follow these steps to finally find love in 2012:
Step 1: Get completely clear about who you desire.
“The List” or not “The List?” That is the question. The answer is … absolutely The List. Make a list of 100 qualities you desire in your mate. Then, make a list of the 100 amazing qualities about you. Are you afraid to ask for what you really desire?
The magical something that can make this year your best yet.
It's the start of a new year, and for some, this can be the beginning of a whole new way of life. How do you make sure that you're one of these people, so you can have the best year yet? Jumpstart Your Love Life This New Year [EXPERT]
In this video, Relationship Coach and YourTango Expert LiYana Silver reveals that magical something that helps people start the new year on the right foot. Learn the importance of "Wanting what you get instead of getting what you want."
We often stop ourselves from changing, because we fear the unknown. Learn how to embrace change.
The only thing that stays the same is change. When we begin to see our lives as being routine, then any deviation from the way it's always been done can cause panic. Take New Year's Resolutions for example. If you have not consistently followed through on achieving your resolutions from previous years, then why start now?
Many people make the mistake of creating resolutions with no idea how or what skills they'll need to achieve their results.