New Year's Resolutions

Setting goals is a great way to learn to improve yourselves individually or as a couple, incrementally and over time. New Year's Resolutions are a popular way for people to set goals and plan how to achieve them in the new year. Each new year is viewed as a fresh start and a good time to drop bad habits or begin new habits that are good.

All of us have many ideas of how we can become better every day and live happier lives. Coming up with a list of goals for ourself (or our spouse!) is a simple enough task, it's how well we work at achieving those goals where things get difficult. That's why helping each other as a married couple can be a powerful motivator for success.

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-- Select a Goal -- Quit Smoking Eat Healthier Break a Bad Habit Exercise More Lose Weight Be More Affectionate Spend More Time With My Spouse Have a Weekly Date Night Create a Marriage Bucket List Get Marriage Counseling If Needed Speak My Spouse's Love Language Help My Spouse More Have Same Bedtime as Spouse Read Some Relationship Books Make Sex a Priority Try New Things in the Bedroom Read a Book a Month Start a Business Join a New Club Be a Better Cook Get Out of Debt Disconnect More (phone, tv, etc.) Dedicate Time to Achieve My Dreams Invest in My Education Get Our Finances Under Control Pick Up a New Hobby Learn Something New Make New Friends Try Something New Every Month Get More Organized Meet Lots of New People Pray and Read Scriptures More Stop Procrastinating Save More and Spend Less Spend More Time with Others Be More Spontaneous

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