Get Fit and Lose Weight: The most popular resolution, losing weight tops the chart. All of us desire to look and feel healthy, so why not make this upcoming year the year you do it!
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Top New Year's Resolutions
by Homesessive
At the start of each new year, we all try to set New Year's Resolutions in attempt to better ourselves in some way. It is a time to reflect upon the past year and be thankful for a fresh start. We've done our research and found out the top New Year's resolutions among Americans. Did yours make the cut?
Whether you vow to be nicer to your co-workers or stick to a new exercise regime, New Year's Resolutions should be about self reflection and change. Don't let the pressures of others' resolutions dictate your own promise to yourself. Reflect on the past year and make a decision to move into the future with a bright, positive outlook.
View the slideshow above for the top New Year's resolutions!
For more New Year's articles, check out Party Stain Survival Guide and People To Avoid At Your New Year's Eve Party.
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Fall in Love: We all want this to happen to us. Finding that someone special to spend the rest of your life with. Finding yourself single coming into the holiday? That person you kiss at midnight could be the one. You never know!
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Learn a New Language and Travel: Learning a new language is a great way to open your eyes to the world we live in. Experiencing other cultures and cuisines will not only change the way you view diversity but will make you a better, more well-rounded person.
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Eating Healthier: This is also a favorite. Eating healthier will not only make you more energetic, it will change your lifestyle. Next time you want one of those burgers from your favorite fast food restaurant, why don't you try making it at home with healthier ingredients? It cuts on costs in the long run, as well!
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Quitting Bad Habits: If you're someone who has a habit-forming personality, you may be someone who is thinking about cutting down on smoking and maybe drinking less. Cutting out both from your daily habits will not only improve your overall health, but also lengthens your life.
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Volunteering: Helping out the community is not only a good way to stay active, but it will also boost your happiness. Seeing that smile or receiving that thank you from someone in need is always going to be a mood elevator!
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Using Your Brain More and Challenging Yourself: Finding yourself stumped, you should attempt to wait 30 seconds before you look something up on your phone that you can't remember. Remember, this was what life was like as little as a decade ago! Make it one of your resolutions next year!
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Spending More Time with Family: We're all busy. We all have to deal with the hectic ins and outs of daily life. But spending time with your family has been proven to ease stress!
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Saving Money: Unless you were one of those lucky lottery winners, you likely stress over monetary issues like the rest of us. So think about saving up this upcoming year! Forget that expensive cruise you were thinking about taking over the summer -- your wallet will thank you!
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Getting and Staying Organized: Maybe your garage has a tool bench or toys that have been scattered about by your loved ones. Or maybe your attic is in need of a cleaning out. Find one place in your home that needs the most attention and dedicate the year to cleaning, organizing, and maintaining it! You won't regret it.
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