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7 Common Lies You Might Want to Stop Telling Yourself

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We lie to ourselves each day. We tell ourselves that we’re going to start eating perfectly on Monday. We’re going to start a blog on January 1st. We blame our parents for our current financial mess even though we haven’t lived with our parents for the last 20 years. Maybe we believe if we only had a swimming pool, we’d finally be happy, and that
happiness would last forever. Read on to learn all lies that we tell ourselves.

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The Secret to Eating Healthier Without Giving Up Sugar

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There are many compelling reasons for giving up sugar. They include losing weight and lowering your risk for diabetes and certain cancers. On the other hand, going sugar-free can be tough when you realize how many products contain sugar. You may also be troubled by withdrawal symptoms, such as headaches and mood swings if you try to quit cold turkey. Fortunately, you can eat healthier while continuing to indulge your sweet tooth. Read on to learn more.

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14 Ways to Relax Without Alcohol or Food

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Happy hours can be a great way to unwind after a stressful day at work. You bond with your coworkers, talk about your day and listen to some upbeat music. On the other hand, if you make such activities a regular routine, you could be taking in more alcohol and empty calories than you want. You can’t remove stress from daily life, but you can learn to deal with it without creating more trouble. Start with these ideas for relaxing without alcohol or food.

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Throw a Great New Year’s Eve Party on a Budget

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There’s no reason to start out the New Year with new debt hanging over your head. Put away the credit cards and throw a great party on a budget. With the proper planning, it’s easy to host a New Year’s Eve party that’s both stylish and inexpensive. Avoid letting a lack of funds be an excuse for not enjoying the New Year with your friends and family. You’re likely to find that many of your friends don’t have plans, so offer to be the host. With some smart planning, the party might even be free for you!

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Improving Follow-Through on Your New Year’s Resolution

By the time we reach a certain age, we understand the real point behind our New Year’s resolutions. It’s admirable to make real efforts to improve yourself. Yet, for many, making it past February 1st with your resolution intact just doesn’t happen. What can you do to ensure you follow through with your New Year’s resolution and ultimately achieve the results you seek?

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Create One Great Habit a Month and Have a Great Year

You don’t need to have 100 good habits to make your life better. Just 12 habits are plenty to completely turn your life around. Of course, it’s important to choose effective habits. The right habits put your success on autopilot. If you’re doing the right things each day, good things happen. It’s as certain as gravity.

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Do You Want to Have the Best Year of Your Life?

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When was the last time you had a great year? What has been the best year of your life so far? This year can be different. You can have a great year without that much effort. You only need a new perspective and a plan.
A few exciting goals and a few interesting things to look forward to can turn an average year into a great year.

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12 Ways to Make This Year Happier Than Last

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Consider how many mistakes you make each year. Now, imagine if you could learn from them and avoid repeating them. You also did a few things that worked out. You might want to apply all of the knowledge you gained to this coming year. Since you’re learning so much each year, why not put it to good use? Unfortunately, we don’t change our behaviors very much from year to year. Commit to making this year different.

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Apply the Lessons of Last Year to the New Year

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Consider how many mistakes you make each year. Now, imagine if you could learn from them and avoid repeating them. You also did a few things that worked out. You might want to apply all of the knowledge you gained to this coming year. Since you’re learning so much each year, why not put it to good use? Unfortunately, we don’t change our behaviors very much from year to year. Commit to making this year different.

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Say Goodbye to the Old Year the Right Way – Safely

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With the old year on the way out and a New Year coming in, it's important that you celebrate in moderation. It's great to have fun, and there are plenty of safe things you can do to start the New Year outright. Strive to help your family and friends have a fun, safe New Year, as well.

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