Once upon a time, this blog began as re•solve, a nod to it's January beginnings. While I don't believe in resolutions, per se (I didn't set one this year), I do believe in putting your mind and efforts to anything you want to achieve at any time.
Of course, I know plenty of people have resolutions, and we're about a week in now. How's it going? I found 7 of the most common resolutions courtesy of NBC, and I've got some recommendations to help you stick to them!
1. Get Healthy
I believe the best way to accomplish your goals is to make them specific, manageable ones. In this case, I have recommendations for both nutrition and exercise.
- Stay hydrated with this Glasstic bottle that is essential-oil friendly. Or, for a bigger gulp, try this larger Tervis tumbler.
- Make bringing your own food to the office a breeze with these bento containers, or keep tabs on your portion sizes with this 21-day fix inspired set.
- Get moving by tracking your activity with a fitbit alta (bonus, sync your fitbit or certain other apps to Achievementto turn your steps into cash), or tone up from the comfort of your own home with these resistance bands.
- Diffuse some essential oils in your home; they are a safe alternative to synthetic fragrance and have countless benefits!
2. Get Organized
- Tackle paper waste: keep what you need together in this expanding file, and securely eliminate what you don't with this shredder.
- Navigate your dresser drawers more easily with some organizing bins.
- Pro tip: use those leftover Amazon boxes to declutter and donate anything you don't need to a local Goodwill via Give Back Box. It's tax-deductible!
3. Live Life to the Fullest
- Keep a record of your goals and adventures in this bucket list journal.
- Invest in your personal relationships with one of my favorite reads, the Five Love Languages.
- Dedicate some outdoors time to your pet, and be sure you're stocked up on essentials like waste bags and a water bowl for your excursions.
2. Get Organized
- Tackle paper waste: keep what you need together in this expanding file, and securely eliminate what you don't with this shredder.
- Navigate your dresser drawers more easily with some organizing bins.
- Pro tip: use those leftover Amazon boxes to declutter and donate anything you don't need to a local Goodwill via Give Back Box. It's tax-deductible!
3. Live Life to the Fullest
- Keep a record of your goals and adventures in this bucket list journal.
- Invest in your personal relationships with one of my favorite reads, the Five Love Languages.
- Dedicate some outdoors time to your pet, and be sure you're stocked up on essentials like waste bags and a water bowl for your excursions.
4. Learn New Hobbies
5. Spend Less/Save More
- Consider reusable goods instead of disposables in your house: you can save tons and reduce waste with sandwich bags, Swiffer refills, and even paper towels!
- Budget in cash with this adorable savings bank set.
6. Travel
- Pack like a pro with these cubes.
- Keep your passport and pertinent documents/cards together and secure with this RFID travel wallet.
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4. Learn New Hobbies
5. Spend Less/Save More
- Consider reusable goods instead of disposables in your house: you can save tons and reduce waste with sandwich bags, Swiffer refills, and even paper towels!
- Budget in cash with this adorable savings bank set.
6. Travel
- Pack like a pro with these cubes.
- Keep your passport and pertinent documents/cards together and secure with this RFID travel wallet.
7. Read More
What have you resolved to accomplish in 2018? I'd love to hear about your progress in the comments!
I SO need to get organized.... that's my biggest resolution. I started to purge my makeup last year and this year I'm going at it big time!
ReplyDeleteI love your resolutions! I'm trying to learn a new language this year.
ReplyDeleteThose are all awesome resolutions and realistic ones too!
ReplyDeleteGreat, realistic resolutions! We are looking to better our family unit and find more activities to get us out more this year! Simple, but easily attainable
ReplyDeleteI really need to figure out an organization system that works for me.
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