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How to Finally Achieve Your New Year’s Resolutions

Struggling to keep your New Year’s resolutions? Learn practical goal setting tips, how to track progress, and how EHS health coaches can help you succeed.  

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How to Finally Achieve Your New Year’s Resolutions

Struggling to keep your New Year’s resolutions? Learn practical goal setting tips, how to track progress, and how EHS health coaches can help you succeed.  

2 MIN READ

Do you set New Year’s resolutions each January, only to find your motivation slips by February? You’re not alone. Resolutions can be powerful drivers of change, but without a plan they often fade into good intentions. The good news is there are proven ways to increase your chances of success.

Here are three practical steps to help you turn resolutions into real, lasting results.


Step 1. Break your goal into achievable steps

Big goals can feel exciting, but they can also feel overwhelming. The key is to make them manageable. Instead of focusing only on the end result, break your goal into smaller milestones. These might be quarterly, monthly, or even weekly targets depending on what you’re working towards.

For example, if your goal is to run 20 km per week, jumping straight to that distance is unrealistic if you’re not already running regularly. A more achievable path is to add 1–2 km every fortnight. This approach allows progress at a sustainable pace while giving you flexibility if life gets in the way.


Step 2. Track and celebrate your progress

Tracking progress keeps you accountable and motivated. Whether you use a smartwatch, an app, or a simple journal, seeing your progress in black and white reinforces your commitment.

It can also help to celebrate milestones along the way. Rewards don’t need to be extravagant. A new pair of running shoes when you reach 10 km per week, or a massage after sticking to your plan for three months, can boost motivation and make the process more enjoyable.


Step 3. Keep it realistic

We all want quick results, but lasting change rarely happens overnight. By setting a realistic timeline, you’re more likely to stick with your plan and enjoy the journey. Start by setting the bar low enough that you can succeed early, which builds confidence and momentum. Once the routine is established, you can continue to build on your achievements.


Put your plan into action

Resolutions are more than wishful thinking. They’re an opportunity to take control of your health and wellbeing. If you’d like expert guidance to stay on track, our health coaches can help you set achievable goals, stay accountable, and create routines that last.

http://www.ehs.altius.au/health-concierge-services and make this the year your resolutions become reality.

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