What are you looking to begin in 2025?
The top three annual New Year's Resolutions are: 1. Save more money. 2. Quit smoking. 3. Spend more time with family/friends. What should your New Year's Resolutions be for 2025? Here are ten suggestions you may want to consider: 1. Develop a self-care program dedicated to things you enjoy. This will not only make you a better person but also show your prioritize your well-being. 2. Get more sleep. Sleep is paramount for your physical and mental well-being, and a third of people are sleep-deprived. 3. Read a book each month. Reading is not just a leisure activity; it is good for the brain because it improves memory and concentration. 4. Declutter. Having a cluttered desk, home, or life causes stress. Spend time each day decluttering your environment. 5. Volunteer. Spend time each month volunteering for a cause that is important to you. As Fred Rogers, the host of Mr. Roger's Neighborhood, said, "Life is for service." 6. Develop a writing practice. Writing improves your cognitive skills by requiring focus, organization, and planning. 7. Be kinder when you speak to yourself. (We all talk to ourselves.) Your brain doesn't know the difference between what is real and what is imagined. How you speak to yourself can make the difference between a positive or negative attitude and personality. 8. Stay in touch, especially with people that matter to you. It will improve your outlook and your relationship with the other person. 9. Avoid negativity. Regardless of how positive you are, negative people suck the enthusiasm out of you. In addition, destructive, depressing, and discouraging events deplete your energy. 10. Do something uncomfortable, that scares you, or that makes you nervous, every day. Being edgy allows you to grow through bravery. Please let me know your resolutions for the coming year. Your thoughts and perspectives are valuable, and I enjoy reading them.
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