Last week we chatted about “Resolutions: 5 Reasons Why Yours May Not Be Successful”. This week, we decided to turn the negative into a positive and came up with 5 solutions on how to “make your New Year’s Resolution(s) fun and more successful.”
Create a 30-60 Day Challenge with Others
Is weight loss or a healthier lifestyle a resolution? Perhaps your girlfriends or family members also have the same resolution? Create a 30 or 60 Day Challenge with them! Organize a group on Facebook or organize a google doc that everyone can view and make it fun for everyone. Post activities, progress and get everyone’s goals down to motivate each other.
Use Incentives
Similar to the 30-60 Day Challenge, make it more competitive and create an incentive for the winner(s) that reach their goals. One year, our group of friends put $20 each in a jar and the winner(s) of the challenge won the earnings. If money isn’t an option, perhaps the winner is treated to a free dinner or event and the rest of the group has to pay. Make it clear in writing!
Set Incentives And Milestones For Yourself
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Make A Resolution Calendar
I am all about the visuals. Purchase a dollar store monthly calendar and write your goals on it. Track the progress and targets you want to hit and incentives you’ll reward yourself with.
Blog Or Post About Your Progress
Keep a journal, an online blog or share / post your progress on social media- whatever works for you. Sometimes we are proud of our accomplishments that we just want to share our success with others. It’s not gloating, it’s encouragement. It’s also a great way to receive positive feed back, tips & tricks on what works for others and motivation.
So ladies and gents, we are only 8 days in, how are the resolutions coming along?
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