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Rachelle Williams said
on 4/26/2009 Good advice
KuanShiYin said
on 2/16/2009 I like the idea of having the "alternative" date as it removes some of the pressure usually associated with New Year's Resolutions.
Juana B. Good said
on 1/25/2009 Great article! I am posting it on my new blog, "I Resolve..." Anyone and everyone who is interested in documenting their resolution and sharing it with the world is invited to leave a comment on my blog about their resolutions.
http://iresolve2.blogspot.com/
LesleyK said
on 12/21/2007 Why aim low and settle for second or third best? Isn't that we already do a lot of the time? Let your resolutions be ambitious, or have a go at what you dream of doing or becoming-why not? One trick to big ideas is to make them into smaller steps, and watch your progress.Reward and love yourself along the way. Would you prefer to aim for the stars or shoot yourself in the foot?! Go for it and congratulations on your self belief!
TubeSecurity said
on 12/31/2006 Well said except for step #5.
There is little chance of there being a "New Year's" resolution in Spring...!
Do the "New Year's" resolution, then, do a completely different "Spring" resolution.
What have you got to lose?
Anonymous said
on 11/22/2005 Visualize how good it will be when you have achieved your goal. When you are tempted to give up, remind yourself of why you started in the first place!