Tag: New Year’s Resolutions
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I’ve got big plans for 2022. I just don’t know what they are yet!
Before the year goes by in a blur, it’s time to hit the pause button & reflect.
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My goal for 2021 is not to get too much sand in my broeks
As the high tide of new year ushers in smarter ways of working, the trick is to learn to roll with the waves.
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Watch out world, this is the year I write my Hamlet!
Nobody knows what 2021 will bring, but the real question is what you can bring to 2021.
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How to make 2021 the year you find your best reasons to thrive
Forget those hard-to-fulfil resolutions. Set yourself small, meaningful goals, and you’ll have a better chance of a brighter year.
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Watch out, world! This is the year I become a Japanese Sword Fighting Expert
Learning to tackle your life and work goals one resolution at a time, instead of battling to multitask, can free you to focus on that big, crazy hobby you’ve always had to put on the back-burner For all that January buoyancy, the reality is that the vast majority of resolutions fall by the wayside by…
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The road to happiness is paved with good intentions
What’s the big difference, at this time of year, between a resolution and an intention? The big difference, with a little motivation and planning, is that you might actually turn your intentions into action That whole ’new year, new me!’ adage is really tired. The annals of time, and my ever-sprouting grey hairs, have made…
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Why this New Year’s resolutions will be different
Small things can make a big difference when it comes to achieving your goals and establishing lasting positive results. Here’s how to make change stick in 2021.
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Ten ways to keep your money promises to yourself this year
Aiming to be debt-free by the end of the year or to make your first million will probably be off the rails by March. My strategy is to select a few easy to implement financial changes which still have an impact.
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Why SA Rugby Needs to Embrace Its Inner Underdog
Last year may have been a grueling year for local rugby, but the good news is that underdogs often emerge victorious when all expectations are against them.