2018 new year resolutions
The excitement of a new year and the opportunity to set new goals and resolutions! Here are some popular New Year's resolutions for 2018:
Personal Development
- Learn a new skill or hobby (e.g., photography, cooking, playing an instrument)
- Read more books (e.g., 1 book per month, 50 books in a year)
- Improve mental health and well-being (e.g., meditation, yoga, journaling)
- Set aside time for self-care and relaxation
- Take care of physical health (e.g., exercise regularly, eat a balanced diet)
Career and Finance
- Get a new job or promotion
- Start a side hustle or freelance work
- Pay off debt or save money
- Increase income (e.g., ask for a raise, start a business)
- Invest in retirement or other long-term savings
Relationships
- Nurture existing relationships (e.g., schedule regular check-ins with friends and family)
- Make new connections (e.g., join a club or organization, attend networking events)
- Improve communication skills (e.g., active listening, conflict resolution)
- Set boundaries and prioritize personal time
- Plan regular date nights or activities with loved ones
Travel and Exploration
- Take a dream trip or vacation
- Explore new places and cultures (e.g., travel to a new country, try new foods)
- Plan regular weekend getaways or staycations
- Take a break from technology and enjoy nature
- Learn a new language or take a language course
Health and Wellness
- Exercise regularly (e.g., join a gym, take up a new sport)
- Eat a balanced diet and reduce sugar intake
- Get enough sleep and establish a consistent sleep schedule
- Reduce stress and anxiety (e.g., practice mindfulness, take breaks)
- Get regular check-ups and prioritize health maintenance
Productivity and Organization
- Create a schedule and stick to it
- Prioritize tasks and focus on one thing at a time
- Declutter and organize living and work spaces
- Use technology to streamline tasks and workflows
- Set realistic goals and break them down into smaller tasks
Remember, the key to successful resolutions is to make them specific, measurable, achievable, relevant, and time-bound (SMART). Choose a few that resonate with you and make a plan to achieve them. Good luck!