Happy New Years Eve! It’s hard to believe, but we’re on the brink of not only a new year, but a new decade. It’s tradition to make resolutions that we (hopefully) will follow through on in the new year. I’ve set some solid goals for myself in 2010 that include redesigning this blog (same content, but with a new blog platform and fresh look) and continuing to take part in initiatives that better my community (like the dictionary project I’m helping with).
We’re pressured to make wise resolutions, and we’re also bombarded with predictions and suggestions on how to make 2010 the “best year ever”. Don’t worry, I’ll spare you another “Top 10 Ways to Make 2010 Rock” post. I do want to share this CNN Health article, “10 ways to get motivated for change in 2010” because it’s one of the better lists I came across.
Many people don’t accomplish goals they set for the new year because those goals aren’t realistic. According to the article, experts say it’s important to be realistic, specific and accountable when determining what you plan to achieve in the future. This article struck a chord with me because it hones in on how to successfully make positive changes in the coming year.
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