I've been a member of both camps but over the past few years, I've decidedly become a proponent of resolutions. And why not? The start of a new year is a natural marker of time and a good time to reflect on the year that is passing and the one on the horizon.
My list is in progress and I will share it this week once it's complete. It encompasses a variety of goals: career, personal development, health and even a little fashion! However, the list isn't too long because I don't want to become overwhelmed.

To ensure the best chance of success, I'm implementing the SMART principle. My goals are going to be Specific; Measurable; Attainable; Realistic and Timely. The list is taking a little longer to complete this year but there are a few goals that I am determined to reach so I want to be detailed.
For work, I completed two business plans for 2011. My boss indicated that each member of the management team will be responsible for providing monthly updates on our progress towards the goals outlined in the plan. Of course, this requirement is to ensure that we are staying on track. I plan on implementing that same technique using this blog.
Lastly, I'm excited to be part of Chalene Johnson's "30 Day Challenge to Master Organization and Achieve Your Goals in 2011" group on Facebook! It's free to join!
Hope you are enjoying the holiday season!
- Kareen, RD
Question of the Day:
Are you writing a New Year's Resolutions list?
4 comments:
all the best
Thank you! To you, too!
I've been terrible about commenting (been a little busy.. as you know!), but I wish you the best in 2011! I'll be posting about my return to healthy habits (and weight) on my blog in the near future too!
No worries, Adri! I appreciate you stopping by ;) Happy 2011 to you, too and I look forward to your health habit updates!
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