As the new year approaches, everyone is making their resolutions. The number one, like most years, is to lose weight. This will be the first year that isn’t my resolution. I’ve lost close to 100 pounds in the last two years. No, I didn’t do it by counting carbs or calories. Instead, I made a ...

It is common for people to make New Year’s resolutions, and look at the beginning of a new year almost as a new lease on life. It’s perfectly normal to want to put the previous year behind you and start fresh with a clean slate. However, rather than writing out a concrete list of resolutions ...

As we head into the new year, 2020 seems bright with possibility. Resolutions fuel everyone for the next few weeks and the feeling of newness and fresh starts fills the mind. I love New Year’s. It’s a close second for my favorite holiday (after Halloween, of course). As I watch my timelines fill with resolutions, ...

Although many things have changed over the past decade, one thing has always remained the same, and that is my perseverance to keep rolling despite the challenges. I always thought of my life as a game. For instance, learning to communicate on my own was Level 2 and learning to survive the dating scene was ...

In my second Coffee House Writers article, Five Steps To Creating Vision Boards To See The Big Picture, I briefly wrote about the words I have picked to define the upcoming year. In 2018, I did this for the first time. I chose the word SUCCESS. I created a graphic for it, and used it ...

Are you looking for a way out from those annoying resolutions you made at the first of the month? No fear, Ditch New Year’s Resolutions Day is here to help you out. Per Statistic Brain, 42.4 percent of Americans don’t succeed their New Year’s Resolutions. The site shows us, 72.6 percent of people keep their ...

This new year, 2018, I would like to work on spreading kindness and positivity throughout my own life and with those around me. I know this is not easy, but I started on this January 1st, and I hope to continue it throughout the year and in years to come. With so much negativity out ...

In lieu of the New Year people are preparing to start anew. Instead of resolutions that may or may not go as planned, try the One Word  for 2018. According to OneWord365.com using a single word, “[It] will take intentionality and commitment, but if you let it, your one word will shape not only your ...

“I never really make solid resolutions. I think if there’s something one needs to change with oneself, it doesn’t have to happen in the New Year.” – Brittany Murphy It’s a new year and a new you, or is it? Per U.S. News, New Year’s resolutions start off with honest intentions. When February comes, 80 ...