goals
Understanding your goals to help you achieve them.
#NewYearNewMe
Ever since hashtags became "a thing" I've noticed that it's a good way to stay current with news, trends, and just about anything you want to find on social media websites. I used to think that they were irrelevant and pointless, but I've changed my mind over these past few years. They can be used for connecting with similar people, searching for information, or browsing food photos at 2 AM on Instagram. So, when I noticed the #NewYearNewMe hashtag across multiple social media websites, I started browsing.
By Amanda Jones7 years ago in Motivation
2019 Is Here. What Now?!
2018 was interesting in so many ways for many of us. Fraught with worry over Brexit, moral panic over our own safety/sanity, FOMO and finances. Even deciding whether to go out and see the friends whose company you crave and yet needing to cuddle up on the sofa and have "downtime." Having that glass of wine to wind-down or gaining a booze-free day, fitting in a workout, answering your WhatsApp’s, counting your five a day, trawling through your emails (and realising GDPR was a bucket of nonsense), wracking your brain for a doable New Years resolution that doesn’t make you feel like a failure. Juggling everything.
By Hazel Butterfield7 years ago in Motivation
Unparalleled Optimism, Not to Be Confused with Denial
I'm not depressed but aware that the clouds, in the sky are just too somber, grey and gloomy. I'm not depressed but aware that I'm just a little tired and tuckered out and whipped out all in one.
By Gerlinda Pierre ( @BoostandPoofs13)7 years ago in Motivation
My New Year's Resolutions
This upcoming year will be one of the busiest years of my life. 2019 is the year I graduate from university, get my first real (teaching) adult job, and probably a lot of things in between that I'm not ready for and will have to take in stride. With all this above me, I want to write out my New Year's Resolutions. I want to hold myself accountable and reach new heights, be a better me. So here is my list:
By Dani Ash7 years ago in Motivation
New Years Resolutions for Peace on Earth
Merry Christmas. Blessed Yule. Happy Solstice. Happy Hanukkah. Happy Kwanza. Or whatever it is you might celebrate. It’s nearing that time of year where people are looking for New Years resolutions, so I encourage you to consider these, as daily choices do add up and make a difference.
By Vala Rogers7 years ago in Motivation
Specifically Random Thoughts on 2018
Sitting down and looking at my phone screen is weird, since I can barely use my phone to text people back within an appropriate time. But I wanted to take this opportunity to share my feelings about random and specific things and conclude this brief, but important chapter called 2018.
By Paris Molokwu7 years ago in Motivation
My New Resolution
Part 1—Introduction My new resolution! I will start out and say that 2018 sucked for me big time. Sometimes if felt it was a shit show of a spectacle. I got out of a long-term relationship. I thought it would be on good terms. Although it wasn’t really mutual, I was under the impression that it was due to time drifting us apart. Later found out he was a liar, cheat and so many other things. That crashed my world. I then became a single parent. Having all those responsibilities on my shoulder was a change and hard. Then I got hurt and wasn’t able to do anything. Good news now is that I am slowly getting better. I felt like I really hit rock bottom and had periods of sadness, depression, and despair.
By Kira Rickson7 years ago in Motivation
New Year Renewal
Each year begins in a fallow phase. We greet the new year from the frozen heart of winter. We stand upon the edge of time looking backward over the past year and forward toward the new. For many, the new year represents a time of contemplation and resolution. Many resolve to break past patterns. Others resolve to begin new habits designed to bring more health, happiness, and longevity. We often gather with friends to celebrate this new opportunity to begin again. Some take the time to contemplate both the past and future, to set goals, and to motivate themselves toward pinnacles left to be obtained.
By Nalda Parker7 years ago in Motivation
Goals for the New Year
The Look Back First and foremost, you have to look back on everything that had happened this previous year. Decide on what things, routines, and people work best for you and what didn't work so well. Jot things down on paper and see what this past year was like. No matter if it was the worst or best year, you need this look back to set a foundation for a better year.
By Angel Allsop7 years ago in Motivation
How to Create Successful Goals for the New Year. Top Story - December 2018.
With the year coming to a close and the excitement of what the next 365 days might bring, we are all creating the new year's resolution list in our minds. While I'm not a fan of creating goals on a particular day, I understand the mentality behind it. Each year feels like a clean slate for us to change things we don't like in our lives. However, most of us create goals that fizz out within the first two weeks of January. The problem isn't making a goal, but building one that we can genuinely accomplish.
By Ashlyn Harper7 years ago in Motivation
