1. Make your goal specific--"get in shape" is very vague
2. Make it realistic--something you can actually accomplish
3. Make each goal step by step--make a plan of how you're going to do it
4. Failing isn't failing--a slip-up is just a chance to get back on track
5.Keep accountable--when someone else knows about your goal, you're more likely to keep it!
She also suggested not making a goal for the entire year, but I think some long-term goals are good and quite attainable.
So, in keeping with her advice, I will now be accountable to all my readers about my resolutions. I'd like to share some of the ones I'm making:

1. Spend at least half an hour a day studying my scriptures (not just reading)
2. Say both my morning and evening prayers every day (the morning ones are always forgotten!)
3. Visit the temple at least once a month (Jocelyn is my temple buddy so she'd better keep me on track!)
Other

5. Grow out my hair (Some will be more happy than others at this announcement)
6. Save enough money for school (I might have to travel to find a higher-paying job during the summer)
Well folks, those are the ones I am willing to share with you. The others are more personal and I'll keep them to myself and my journal :P. I'd love to hear your resolutions as well so feel free to send them my way! Happy new year and I wish the best for you all in 2012!
Until next time,
-J
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