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Get Healthier
Seriously, we could all do with some more healthy – no? The older we get the more obvious it becomes that we can’t treat our bodies the same as we did when we were younger and expect to feel… well, human.
I know I don’t sleep enough, and my diet is terrible. I FEEL like my diet is terrible. This is big on my list of things to address this year… not just for myself, but for my family too.
drink more watereat less sugardrink less alcoholaddress your gut healthstart exercisingquit smokingtake your vitaminscook your own meals/ less processed foodget more sleepeat more veggieslose weight
Make Your House a Home
If you can’t come in and sit down in a clean, relaxing space at the end of a long day at work – there’s something wrong. If you (like me,) have to move a pile of tiny socks and pjs off your couch before you can put your feet up, there is a problem. I KNOW not having laundry on my couch would change things for me. My house would feel… free-er.
It’s frustrating that the only person that can make this happen for me is me.
This is the year to DO that. Maybe you want to:
finally, conquer the clutterorganize your closet/ paperwork/ trouble spotmake better use of your timeget the laundry under controlstart meal planningmake use of a cleaning scheduleteach the kids to help around the houseget a decent bedtime routine going (for kids or for you!)get the fridge/ pantry/ bathroom cabinet under controlgo chemical-free
Get Your Finances In Order
We want to buy a slightly bigger house in the near future.
Sometimes it feels like we’re doing ok in the saving department, but when I really step back and look at what we spend, I know we can do better. There are big holes all over our budget.
You too? Maybe this is the year to:
deal with your debtleave the job you hatestart a savings account & save regularlystart investingget life insuranceincrease your incomebreak your shopping habitlearn to budgetsave enough to take a holiday/ buy a carlearn to use credit cards properly
Live On Purpose
When we look back at life, there isn’t a whole lot that we spend our time on that will really matter.
This is a terrifying thought to me, and one that spurs me on to consider new year’s resolutions like these:
read your bible regularlymake time for friendsimprove your marriagemake family time a prioritystart a hobby that you enjoyget happy in your skinaddress your mental hang-upsbreak your worst habitvolunteer your timelearn a totally new skillgive up busymake a new friendget out of bad relationshipstravelbecome a published authorstart a familybuy a homebecome a better personlearn to prioritizelearn to be content
What are your best life-changing new year’s resolution ideas? Have you made a life-changing new year’s resolution this month? Tell me about it!
Related: How to ACTUALLY Keep your New Year’s Resolution
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