So, if you're going to make New Year's resolutions, here's some tips to help you make them work: Focus on habits and work on one habit at a time Set realistic, specific goals. Focus on smaller habits related to your goal ie; "For two weeks I will try to add a half cup of protein rich veggies to each meal"
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Rather than make a resolution that has the social stigma of being destined to fail, what can you commit to trying for just 30 days?
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The Christmas season is a time of joy and celebration. It's a time to enjoy friends and family, laugh, smile, and decompress from the year gone by... To truly be healthy, we must find the balance in our physical, emotional, mental, and spiritual health.
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