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Many people make New Year's resolutions aimed at improving their health. Whether your goal is to lose weight, stop smoking, eat healthily or another lofty ambition, here's advice on getting it right.
Take action:
Challenge yourself, but think about what you're able to accomplish - set realistic expectations; if you make a mistake or are unable to meet a goal, use it as a learning opportunity instead of feeling poorly about a missed chance; share your goals with others - you're more likely to follow through with resolutions if you've told others of your plans; make goals that are truly important to you, instead of citing objectives that you feel you should accomplish.
10 resolutions you can actually keep
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Take action:
Challenge yourself, but think about what you're able to accomplish - set realistic expectations; if you make a mistake or are unable to meet a goal, use it as a learning opportunity instead of feeling poorly about a missed chance; share your goals with others - you're more likely to follow through with resolutions if you've told others of your plans; make goals that are truly important to you, instead of citing objectives that you feel you should accomplish.
10 resolutions you can actually keep
(Photo of woman eating apple from Shutterstock)