PORTSMOUTHPOINT

  • Subscribe to our RSS feed.
  • Twitter
  • StumbleUpon
  • Reddit
  • Facebook
  • Digg

Thursday, January 31, 2013

How To Keep Your New Year’s Resolution

Posted on 12:22 AM by Unknown
As January ends, Jack Rockett explores way to keep your New Year's Resolution beyond the the first month of the year. 

At the beginning of the year, it’s always the same. Everyone talks about their New Year’s resolution and how they broke it on the 2nd of January and that is because we want to change suddenly. If you want to succeed, make your resolution easy. Just because it is January 1st you suddenly want to do all these things. Some of our most impossible favourites are:
 
·         Be nicer

·         See more family

·         Study more

·         Be better behaved

·         Quit smoking

·         Cut down on chocolate

·         Stop drinking

          (And the far too clichéd) GO ON A DIET!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Most of the time, these are things that are very hard to crack. Either you can’t be bothered, love food too much, love wine too much or just love yourself too much, but there is an easy way out. Change your resolution to ‘Love myself more’.
 
It’s mine and so far I’ve kept to it very well. When there is a big decision, just instantly think of factors that affect you. With free opportunity, do what you want to do. After completing a task, spend a few minutes or even half an hour savouring it and feeling proud about what you have achieved. It makes you feel so good.

If you are mean to a person, you are to not hate yourself and feel really bad. Of course you will feel a little bit bad but don’t let the guilt overrun your life. Just apologise to the person, come to a fair agreement and then shake it off your shoulders.

When someone shouts at you for no reason, make sure that you demand they calm down and apologise for the way they talked to you, but you must still be nice. Anyone you talk to should be treated with respect unless they are horrible to you, as, if the others like you and the way you act, you will feel better.
 
I hope this article has helped you get rid of ‘DIET’ from your list. Still, these are things you have to deal with. Don't wait until February 1st. Do it today and become better over a period of time.
Email ThisBlogThis!Share to XShare to FacebookShare to Pinterest
Posted in Blog Exclusive, Personal, Psychology | No comments
Newer Post Older Post Home

0 comments:

Post a Comment

Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom)

Popular Posts

  • Recipe: Fifteens
     by Patrick McGuiggan The definitive Northern Ireland traybake is the ‘Fifteen’. They are so delicious I assumed that they would be fairly ...
  • 'Porphyria's Lover': A Feminist Reading
    Josh Rampton offers a Feminist reading of Robert Browning's poem 'Porphyria's Lover'. This article was originally published ...
  • Portsmouth Point Poetry – War and Humanity in 'The Iliad'
    by George Laver  Priam (left) pleads with Achilles (centre) for the return of the body of his son, Hector (below). (source: bc.edu)    ...
  • Favourite Films: Skyfall
    by Tom Harper Upon my recent exploration of the latest movie archives I was stopped dead in my tracks by Disney and Pixar’s recent announcem...
  • Antony and Cleopatra: A Review
    Kim Cattrall as Cleopatra (image source: Everyman Theatre) by James Burkinshaw  Janet Suzman's performance as Shakespeare's Cleopat...
  • Interview: with Melissa Smith of ‘The Exonerated’
    by Taylor Richardson Melissa Smith , who plays a main role in the school’s production of The Exonerated , answers five questions surroundi...
  • Why Are We So Fascinated By The Gothic?
    Lucy Cole The Nightmare by John Henry Fuseli, 1781 (wiki commons) Since its humble beginnings in 1764, with Horace Walpole’s The Castle of O...
  • Is Lack of Sleep a Problem for PGS Pupils?
    by Hattie Gould and Annie Materna (image source: uratexblog.com) Sleep deprivation is a continual problem for teenagers and can be the caus...
  • Why The US Supreme Court Has Made The Right Decision Regarding Gene Patenting
    by Tim Bustin (source: biopoliticaltimes.org) On Thursday, the US Supreme Court ruled that human genes may not be patented, as “a naturally ...
  • Is Conscience Innate or Learned?
    by Oliver Price (source: adorotedevote.blogspot.com) Developmental pyschologist Jean Piaget put forward the theory that conscience is learne...

Categories

  • Art and Literature (72)
  • Blog Exclusive (466)
  • Creative Writing (36)
  • Current Affairs (55)
  • Economics (12)
  • Film and Drama (62)
  • Food (12)
  • From Parents (1)
  • From Teachers (54)
  • Hackers (12)
  • History (21)
  • Language (17)
  • MUN (1)
  • Music (58)
  • Personal (45)
  • Philosophy and Religion (20)
  • Photography (66)
  • Psychology (13)
  • Science and Tech (41)
  • Sport (58)
  • Travel (14)

Blog Archive

  • ▼  2013 (346)
    • ►  September (21)
    • ►  August (20)
    • ►  July (43)
    • ►  June (52)
    • ►  May (42)
    • ►  April (41)
    • ►  March (42)
    • ►  February (38)
    • ▼  January (47)
      • Why You Should Celebrate Your Birthday Every Day
      • Amazing Technology You Never Thought Could Exist, ...
      • How To Keep Your New Year’s Resolution
      • 'Every time an elder dies, a library burns with him.'
      • Review: Django Unchained
      • CSI PGS!
      • Having a Parent in the Armed Forces
      • Why Blogging (Successfully) Is Harder Than It Looks
      • The Original 'Les Misérables'
      • What is the Enduring Appeal of 'Pride and Prejudice'?
      • Blue Monday
      • Holocaust Memorial Day: 'The Banality of Evil'
      • 'Diary of a Madman': Year 12 Art Installation
      • A Storm in a Teacup
      • Short Story: Place
      • Frédéric Chopin: A Short Guide
      • Farewell, Spider-Man
      • Interview: Ricky Martin – ‘Apprentice' Winner 2012
      • Fashion Error: The Low Slung Trouser
      • How Many New Year's Resolutions Have You Broken Al...
      • A-Z of Football
      • Bram Stoker’s 'Fifty Shades of Dorian Gray'
      • Formula One 2013: Can Anyone Challenge Vettel?
      • Is There Any Point To Mocks?
      • It's Never Too Early To Fall In Love With Paris
      • There's Only One Nigel Adkins!
      • More PGS In The Snow
      • Armstrong's Legacy Unwrapped
      • PGS In The Snow
      • Why, Although Daniel Vettori Is Awesome, All Left-...
      • Coping With Exam Stress
      • Checkmate: The Greatest Upset In PGS Chess History
      • Photography Club: Pine Cone
      • Stargazing - Live
      • Photography: 'The Road Not Taken'
      • Review: Les Miserables
      • Windows 8: Worth Your Money?
      • Green Day - ¡Tré!
      • British vs American TV: Which Is Better?
      • The Tube: 150 Years
      • David Bowie: 'Where Are We Now?"
      • DSB
      • Letters, Journals and Biographies in Literature
      • Getting Rich Quick for Dummies
      • Should We Be Relatively Moral? Absolutely.
      • Why Making Resolutions Is A Silly Idea Anyway
      • How To Keep Your New Year Resolutions
  • ►  2012 (153)
    • ►  December (41)
    • ►  November (48)
    • ►  October (45)
    • ►  September (19)
Powered by Blogger.

About Me

Unknown
View my complete profile