OUR 2012 RESOLUTION

1. To eat healthier. To bring lunchboxes to work sometimes.
2. To drink less, alcohol that is.
3. To be smart at work, working smart will aid efficiency, equals more ME-time.
4. To do our power walks more regularly and have a regular stretching regime for our stiff neck and shoulders.
5. To not let stupid people waste our time.
6. To not splurge on ridiculous things.
7. To learn how to save our money for our home to come.
8. To clear our room and wardrobe and get rid of things that we do not need. But how? Revamp them perhaps?
9. To eat more fruits and vegetables.
10. To be religious with our cleaning at home and at work, more cleaning, less dust, better breathing.
11. To be belonging lean. We have things we do not need. Why so? One person do not need that many things. No hoarding. Have a minimalistic substantial life.
12. To be true to ourselves and not accommodate BS.
13. To learn to be decisive and a better leader.
14. To focus in meetings and speak sharply.
15. To dress better. Whatever happened to our dress sense. We are so not bothered these days.
16. To start a new hobby this year though we do not know what yet.
17. To love our blog and have a direction for it.
18. To love the people around us who have stood by us and have compassion.
19. To travel and make good use of our off days.
20. To be awesome at what we do for a living. This is only the beginning and why not.

Though, there's a quote on fb today day to day goals instead of resolutions 

"Forget about those New Year’s resolutions in which you decide on the first day of January how you will be conducting your life for the next twelve months. Instead, set up day-to-day goals for yourself, and then resolve to begin living with present moment awareness for the rest of your life. When you get good at living your present moments one day at a time, you’ll see yourself changing right before your own surprised eyes. Remember, anyone can do anything for just one day, so tune out the sentences that keep you locked into your old self-defeating ways and begin to enjoy each day of your bright new year. What are some things you've wanted to do for yourself, one day at a time?"