Friday 24 September, 2021
They’re not for everyone, but sometimes it can help to set a positive goal for the year ahead.
It’s now January, and for most people, those ideas are long forgotten.
While it might not quite be time to tell your trainer you’ve decided that ‘PT’ now stands for past-tense, that day will come, writes Yvonne Redmond.
It’s important not to dive in at the deep end if you want to achieve long-term goals, writes David Last.
Gordon Strachan, David Moyes and Mick McCarthy are among those who need to turn things around.
It’s all about the Little Things.
We’re just over a week into the new year. Are you already finding yourself failing at your get fit resolution. This might help.
It’s a brand new year…
DailyEdge.ie spoke to one Galway man who has come up with a ridiculously cool way of getting things done this year.
January has a way of wearing people down. Did you make it through with resolutions intact?
Despite the fact that we are more than halfway through January the to-do list just keeps growing.
Don’t worry if you’ve slipped up a little – get back up and try again.
We probably shouldn’t even ask, should we?
And you thought dry January was unappealing…
It’s ok, the first of January doesn’t really count…
Whether sitting pretty at the top or struggling down the bottom, clubs will have priorities this year.
The world number claims to have solved the issues he had both on and off the course in 2013.
Discussing diets and weight loss resolutions may seem normal during January, but remember that impressionable young minds are taking it all in, writes Laura Larkin.
You can start it all tomorrow. Everything will be better tomorrow.
Did Karl and Isobel ever manage to work harder or be nicer to strangers? Will we ever know?
Is this the year you’re going to get fit? Let us help with this incredible set of tunes.
Forget the traditionals, these are changes that really need to be made.
Heroes who lost the final battle.
Thinking of going to Everest as a lady weighing 23 stone probably wasn’t a realistic expectation, but it was a dream. I used my determination to achieve my goal – and you can too, writes Teena Gates.
Will it be one of the classics or have you got something more unusual planned for next year?
New Year’s Resolutions are often broken early in the year, despite good intentions. Here’s how to make them a success, writes Ciara Conlon.
The banks are not looking at the long-term resolutions strategies for homeowners in debt; the only available strategies are limited to those that that suit bank recovery, writes Julie Sadlier.
And one which is SUPER ambitious.
From TheJournal.ie
What are you promising to change, learn or do better in 2013?
The true mark of maturity, however, is to stop beating ourselves up over not being the perfect adult – and to resolve to be a better kid.
There’s just 60 hours to go in 2012 so we want to know about your New Year’s resolutions.
Welcome to 2012 – have you decided to make a fresh start on some area of your life? Tell us about it.
TheJournal.ie’s list of 7 places you should consider adding to your travel wishlist for the coming year.
