Top 10 New Year Resolutions

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Have you already made your New Year Resolutions? Well there's help! Below is a list of New Year Resolutions that find their way into people's lists year after year. Go ahead make yours.

1. Stop smoking / Quit drinking

One can always try! Smokers find it the hardest of all to quit.

2. Lose Weight / Exercise More / Eat Better

The calorie counter is retrieved, fitness schedules are made and diet and nutrition charts are pinned to the board.

Maybe this article could help!

10 Steps to Lose 10 Kgs

3. Save Money

4. Get More Organized

5. Spend More Time with Loved Ones

6. Go Abroad

7. Eat Better

8. Do Good

9. Better Career / Better Education

10. Further a Relationship / Untangle a relationship!

References

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/New_Year%27s_resolution

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