Have You Picked a New Year’s Resolution Yet?
ABC News U.S.
2012/12/27 12:25:33
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Every year, December 31 rolls around and I’m forced to acknowledge that I’ve spent the entire month eating tons of cookies. After I acknowledge that my eating habits have been awry, the realization comes that I need to eat salad, cut out the high-calorie cocktails and work out every day for the next year. I try to cut back and work out, but a month later, the old habits return as quickly as they left.
I spoke with Dr. Martin Binks, clinical director & CEO of Binks Behavioral Health, to learn the top 5 reasons why resolutions fail, and to find the solution to making this year more successful.
I spoke with Dr. Martin Binks, clinical director & CEO of Binks Behavioral Health, to learn the top 5 reasons why resolutions fail, and to find the solution to making this year more successful.
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jc 2012/12/30 15:37:22
Comic from The Seattle PI.
>Working on my potential novel
>Write more opinionated essays on current events
>Get in shape
>Work on my grades and school work
>Prepare for my after high school life
>Work on preparing for the Naval ROTC Scholarship
>Do the best I can in all I do
As soon as you do the thing you resolved not to do (maybe February) you end up feeling guilty about it.
If you resolve to DO something, you have a full year to achieve your goal.
I suck a hands XD
2- To spend less time on the internet and that means SH too and put priorities first.
3- Never give a man too many chances when it's obvious he'll never change.
4- Avoid like the plague a man who plays head games.
5- Don't trust a man who doesn't keep his promises and his word. He is a waste of time and a liar.
6- Drink lots of water and stay on a healthy diet to avoid kidney stones again.