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5 Killer Ways to Make Your 2015 the Best Year Ever



 5 tips to achieve 2015 new year's resolution




Happy New Year everyone! Celebrating the coming of 2015 on New Year’s Eve was indeed an awesome experience realizing that most people including you and me were teeming with high hopes. Probably on this 3rd day of the year you already have clear visions of your goals and expectations but as soon as you are about to plan for your new year’s resolutions shades of doubt may cloud your spirit, hindering you to totally commit and resolutions become merely as wishful thinking.

Thinking about the years passed many new year’s resolutions were made such as quitting a bad habit, getting back to ideal form and weight, desiring to have a promotion or even wishing a brand new home. Looking back, you probably made resolutions in the past but to some degree have no success on it. Creating plans for the New Year may sound awfully disappointing if you’re going to look back on the resolutions you did not accomplish. 

The key to achieving “doable” new year’s resolution is to make a solid plan which you yourself can design to make things better for you this 2015.

If you wish to make things happen for you this 2015, you may try to incorporate these practical tips in making new year’s resolution that will succeed.


1. PRIORITIZE YOUR GOALS
This is the best time to access your current situation and as to where you want to be in the course of the coming 12 months of 2015. With a clear mind, think about the most important things in your life. Name 3 or 5 goals that are highly doable since you will commit to these in the next 362 days. Don’t shoot over the moon, just get real! Be realistic of your goals base on your priorities. 

2. CREATE YOUR LIST of NEW YEAR’S RESOLUTIONS
From your prioritized goals make your own list of the things you want to achieve this 2015. Once you have a list of your resolutions you must focus on committing to it. It could be related to your productivity at work, business goal, fitness goal or even changes in eating habits- just stay true to yourself.




3. PLAN of ACTION
What good it is to jot down your 2015 goals if you don’t have a “solid” plan of action. Your actions will be the determining factors of your success this year. Planning includes specific actions in order to make things work for you. So if you are working towards achieving a healthy weight you must include regular exercise, diet changes and activities that will help you to succeed in this particular goal. In other words to make your new year’s resolutions achievable is to include specific actions for each one of it. Jot these down along with your 2015 goals.

4. TIMING and COORDINATION
Time is of the essence in every action taken that is why it is very important to create a schedule on each goal or resolution. With your resolution list and actions, you will have to create a time frame. As example if you plan to lose some 40 pounds this year you must incorporate your plan of actions under this goal and create a time frame- like losing your first ten pounds on the first quarter of the year or if you are confident of losing a pound a week this could also work for you. To be successful with your 2015 goals along with your actions, commit to a doable and practical time-frame that will guide you throughout the year. Include timing to your list too.

  


5. STAY CALM and FOCUS
Most things are easier said than done but that’s beside the point. You want things better for you this 2015 by creating goals, incorporating actions and setting time-frame. Keep calm and always keep your focus on the things you want to achieve for 2015. Keep your motivation high even if you’ll encounter setbacks along the road. If you slide back, refer to your list and for sure your gain back the drive to act on your goals. Don’t forget to jot down your milestone and achievements as you go along realizing your wishes for 2015.

These 5 simple tips in achieving your 2015 new year resolution are practical and quite easy to follow. If you intend to achieve your 2015 goals just stick to your plan and take it one day at a time, for sure you’ll be reaping all the rewards just before this year ends. I hope this will help you in making things better in 2015 as I will also commit on my list and stick with the plan. Let me know before the 2015 is over of your progress and I will keep you posted too. Happy New Year and may all good things come your way!




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