Lds talks on new year resolutions

Here are some inspiring LDS talks on New Year's resolutions:

1. "A New Year's Resolution" by Elder Jeffrey R. Holland (January 2004)

In this talk, Elder Holland encourages us to make a resolution to "be better, to do better, and to become better" in the coming year. He reminds us that our resolutions should be centered on our relationship with God and our commitment to follow His commandments.

2. "New Year's Resolutions" by President Thomas S. Monson (January 2007)

President Monson shares his own experiences with making New Year's resolutions and emphasizes the importance of setting goals that are specific, measurable, and achievable. He also reminds us that our resolutions should be focused on becoming better disciples of Jesus Christ.

3. "A New Year's Resolution: To Be More Like the Savior" by Elder David A. Bednar (January 2011)

In this talk, Elder Bednar encourages us to make a resolution to become more like Jesus Christ in the coming year. He reminds us that this can be done by following the Savior's example, seeking His guidance, and being willing to make sacrifices for others.

4. "New Year's Resolutions: A Time for Reflection and Renewal" by Elder M. Russell Ballard (January 2014)

Elder Ballard reminds us that New Year's resolutions are an opportunity to reflect on our lives and renew our commitment to our faith. He encourages us to set goals that are centered on our relationship with God and our commitment to follow His commandments.

5. "A New Year's Resolution: To Seek and to Keep" by Elder Neil L. Andersen (January 2017)

In this talk, Elder Andersen encourages us to make a resolution to seek and keep the blessings of the gospel in the coming year. He reminds us that this can be done by following the Savior's example, seeking His guidance, and being willing to make sacrifices for others.

Some additional tips and ideas for making effective New Year's resolutions as an LDS member:

• Make your resolutions specific, measurable, and achievable.
• Set goals that are centered on your relationship with God and your commitment to follow His commandments.
• Seek guidance from the Spirit as you set your resolutions.
• Make a plan for how you will achieve your resolutions and hold yourself accountable.
• Share your resolutions with a friend or family member and ask them to hold you accountable.
• Remember that resolutions are not just about changing your behavior, but also about becoming a better disciple of Jesus Christ.

I hope these talks and tips are helpful as you consider making New Year's resolutions!