Back
a few years, 2009 to be exact, my nephew Jason posted a 30 day
challenge for his New Year’s Resolution. I thought it was time to bring
it back with my own twist.
(From the original 30 day challenge: 2009)
(From the original 30 day challenge: 2009)
I decided rather than trying to do one
thing to improve myself, I decided to go for 12! However, I know that
realistically all 12 won’t happen at once. Instead, I’m going to focus
on one a month while trying to incorporate the other eleven into my
routine. Although this is really one thing to focus on a month, “30
Days Challenge” sounds better than “Monthly Challenge.”
With that being said, I’m inviting you all to join me! Here is the entire year’s list. Again, remember the goal is to do all of it, but focus on one thing each month. I will update the blog with the definition of the task each month.
Who’s with me!!!
Jason
=================
Here is my list for the year. I tweaked the original list that Jason posted. Each month has a "do" and a "don't do, or limit".
With that being said, I’m inviting you all to join me! Here is the entire year’s list. Again, remember the goal is to do all of it, but focus on one thing each month. I will update the blog with the definition of the task each month.
Who’s with me!!!
Jason
=================
Here is my list for the year. I tweaked the original list that Jason posted. Each month has a "do" and a "don't do, or limit".
January
Drink eight 8-oz glasses of water every day.
Limit alcohol consumption to one drink per day, or better yet none at all.
February
Exercise!!! Don't hit the snooze button
Limit soda consumption to one per day, or better yet none at all.
Limit soda consumption to one per day, or better yet none at all.
March
Eat 5 servings of fruits and vegetables every day
Avoid eating Processed Food
April
Start a compost pile
Don't just throw stuff away - minimize your trash
May
Plant something
Don't forget the Sunscreen
June
Read a book
Reduce television watching time by 1/2
July
Watch the sunrise - at least once
Don't forget to floss every day
August
Can, dehydrate, or freeze fresh fruits/vegetables for winter
Do something special for someone
September
Clean out a closet
Donate to your local food bank/thrift shop
October
Learn a new word every day (or at least once a week)
Don't forget to occasionally use that word in conversation
November
Write down something for which you are grateful
Don't forget those who are alone/lonesome this time of year
December
Make a pot of soup and share the extra with a friend or neighbor
Don't get all stressed out about "Holiday" preparation
No comments:
Post a Comment