-I won't let my body weight effect my happiness.-
In a way this is no different from saying I want to lose 10 pounds or I want to go on a diet. It is just a more positive way of looking at it. All about the packaging, I say. I'm determined to have better energy levels and a more active lifestyle. In doing this I will probably lose weight, but I refuse to stress about that cookie I had 2 weeks ago.
Next I want to talk about my career. Being a teacher is incredibly rewarding, but can also be time consuming and stressful. I am determined to be better prepared for lessons and assignments so that I avoid any kind of extra stress. So my next resolution sounds a little like this:
-Only fake it till you make it when absolutely necessary-
Any new teacher knows what I'm talking about with that one.
The following are other resolutions that don't need much of an explanation:
-Go on more interesting dates with James-
-Write one blog post a week-
-Write more in general-
-Nap less, sleep better at night-
-Manage my money more efficiently-
-Drink more water-
-Finish renovations on the house-
-Take more photographs-
-Garden-
There are so many more that have escaped my memory, but really that is probably plenty for 2014. I know so many people that have wonderful intentions in January but by February they are stuffing their face with chocolate (okay maybe when I said "people" I meant me) because they have deprived themselves. This is what I hope to avoid. I don't want to delete or ignore any aspect of myself, but add positive goals and actions so I can feel like a more rounded person.
Fill your life up with the positive and the negative will take care of itself.
Now I'm off to nap (remember, nap LESS, not never.... Moderation being key with that one). Now, to leave you, one of my favourite gifts this Christmas...
