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Tips To Succeed With Your Healthy New Year’s Resolution

Exercising more. Eating nutritious foods. Stopping a smoking habit. With health-conscious actions topping our New Year’s resolutions every year, why do we always seem to not meet our goals, going back to old habits?

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Some experts believe the failure to succeed with a resolution may be because we don’t have a game plan. But the following tips will help start the new year with a strategy to maintain a healthy goal.

Be committed, yet realistic

Dedication is an important driving force in keeping you on track of your resolution. However, unrealistic goals, such as being able to run a marathon after two weeks of training, can easily burst your spirit. Make sure your resolution is reasonable.

Make it easy

Though maintaining your resolution can be hard, there might be a tool that makes it easier to accomplish. For example, you can fulfill a resolution to practice good oral care with a new electric toothbrush that takes 40 seconds or less to use.

January 1, 2014 by EverSoPopular

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