Podcasts about your resolutions

As 2021 comes to an end, and with the nostalgia of the holidays here, it's very easy to fall in line with society and do what they do.......make resolutions. But here's the truth about resolutions..............they're bullshit.  And so are the "Resolutionaries" who like to make them.   They make resolutions to:  Get in better shape by working out and eating healthy Make more money but don't do anything to increase their work performance  Be a better friend even though they can't stay accountable to their family  Improve their romantic relationships without keeping a regular schedule of date nights and doing the things that originally landed you in a romance We're not here to make fun of anyone looking to better themselves.  We're here to provide some insight into what you need to be mindful of during a time where: 1. There are tons of holiday parties 2. Tons of parties 3. Food  4. Alcohol In this episode, Steve, Jason, along with Producer Andre share some personal stories related to intentions set on improving each one of these areas by doing one simple thing.  Doing the work starting today.  What You'll Learn:   Why starting your resolutions is important to start today What happened when Steve started working out after not having done so after 5 years Burnout The double-down failure of disappointment over missed resolutions Why it's important to go all in when you even think of something you want to do How visiting 2-3 more customers a day will increase your sales The impact of working out during the holiday season and mitigating slovenly weight gain Stupid rules people make for themselves during Christmas How not truly believing what you're saying can cost your credibility  Why making goals is more powerful than setting resolutions  How partnering up with one of your employees can create multiple streams of revenue  Power moves that grow your entire staff, enhance team building, and improve retention  Andy Frisella and his "Andy Grams" And much more! FAVORITE QUOTE: "It's all about what you do."  - Steve Taylor  "F#ck Your Resolutions!" - -Jason Graybeal    How to Get Involved: Find Jason on Instagram & Facebook. Find Steve on Instagram & Facebook. Enjoyed the episode? Hop over to Apple Podcasts for more! Like and share to help spread the word. We appreciate your support—and we hope to return the favor: Leave a review to let us know what you want to hear from Jason and Steve next.

SHOW #493 Psychic Tarot For BIG CHANGES in 2020 and YOUR Resolutions

WK 84 - Your Resolutions for 2019 with Dr. Theresa DaleThis show is broadcast live on Tuesday's at 1PM PT on K4HD - Hollywood Talk Radio (www.k4hd.com ) part of Talk 4 Radio (http://www.talk4radio.com/) on the Talk 4 Media Network (http://www.talk4media.com/)

Episode Details Air date: January 22, 2019 Guest: Ariana Sheehan Runtime: 32 minutes, 53 seconds Summary: In the fourth episode of Season 2 and the first of 2019, Jen welcomes back Ariana Sheehan to speak about her resolution successes and misses from 2018. What made the exercise better than previous years? And what did she learn about … Continue reading "How to Make Good on Your Resolutions"

Just A Random talk of Your Resolutions and Relationships --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/lyrical-truth/support

If you have never read the “resolutions” of Jonathan Edwards, you are missing out! As Rebekah and I discussed in our last podcast, Jonathan Edwards was an early-mid 18th century revivalist preacher. He is (unfortunately) best known for “Sinners in the Hands of an Angry God” sermon, which– to understand the context — please listen […] The post MBA 14: Jonathan Edwards’ Resolutions Can Beat-up Your Resolutions appeared first on Mama Bear Apologetics.

http://www.fitnesstogether.com/missionhills January in July: Re-Commit to Your Resolutions this Summer  Do you make health and fitness resolutions to start out the New Year, but end up abandoning them before the first summer heat wave? Are you having a difficult time living a healthy and fit lifestyle this summer with the lure of outdoor barbecues and poolside parties? Have no fear – resolutions aren’t just for the start of the New Year any more. Now that you have hit the mid-point of the year, July is the perfect time to re-align your health and fitness goals. Close out the second half stretch strong and feeling great with the following tips to re-commit to your resolutions and incorporate fitness into your daily activities. Set Real Resolutions for Real Results One of the biggest obstacles for staying on track and achieving your resolutions is setting realistic goals that focus on long-term health and fitness results. Short-term goals of losing a certain amount of weight in only a few days or weeks is not only potentially dangerous, but can set you into a vicious start/stop workout cycle. Instead, break out your long-term fitness goals into short-range achievements that you can realistically accomplish. This approach will leave you feeling motivated and focused as you progress toward your ultimate fitness goals. People generally set unrealistic goals.  So when they don’t achieve losing “100 pounds in six months”, they feel like a failure. Try to be realistic, taking into account the time you have available, work and family commitments and how committed you are to sticking to the nutrition side of the program. The biggest battle is good nutrition, which means sticking with real, unprocessed whole foods. You shouldn’t have to be a rocket scientist to understand food labels. If you don’t know what the ingredients are on a food label, put it back on the shelf and move on to healthier options. Keep it simple and keep it real to stick with your health and fitness resolutions. Portion size, frequency and quality are key. Carve Out Time for Fun Fitness Activities On the Road and At Home Summer is a great time to take a break with a relaxing vacation. But that doesn’t mean you should vacate from a consistent exercise program. Do at least 30 minutes of exercise every day. The 30-minute sessions should include aerobic exercise to work the heart and lungs as well as resistance exercises on alternate days to strengthen your core, tighten your stability and improve balance. If you’re unable to commit to a full 30 minutes, break it up into 10-minute sessions throughout your busy day. In a short 10 minutes, you can do some pushups, squats and some walking lunges. No matter where you are on vacation, have a resistance band in your suitcase and either walk or run. On alternate days, do bodyweight exercises for 30 minutes. Not much time taken out of your day. Most resorts have posh fitness facilities and great staffs; check it out. When you’re at home, the summer may make you feel lazy. But it actually is the perfect time to be active outdoors with your friends and family. Whether you prefer a solo early morning walk, run, bicycle ride or swim before temperatures heat up or an evening bike ride and sunset walk with your family, it’s easier to find time to work out if you schedule it before or after the busy part of your day. As summer turns to fall, you may need to adjust your workout schedule to align with your family’s back-to-school commitments.  Just make sure that working out and staying fit is a top priority for you and your family. Find Something You Love and Someone You Love to be Around If you are struggling with taking the first step to an active lifestyle, start out simple by finding an active outlet that you enjoy doing.  If you can grab a partner in fitness to share the experience, that’s even better. By reaching out to others who may be struggling with committing to a healthier lifestyle, you can not only support each other, but enjoy working out together so the task is less daunting and a lot more enjoyable. Working out can be a chore unless you find something you enjoy doing. If you love dancing, try Zumba®. If you like walking, try progressing it to jogging.  If you loved swimming when you were younger, why not try it again now? There are no rules. Just do something you love and you’ll find that the time will fly by.  Stay Committed for the Long Term by Continuing to Move Forward Even if you indulge in burgers and brews at this weekend’s barbeque, keep moving toward your fitness resolutions by getting back on track the next day with a clean, nutrient-rich diet and consistent exercise program. There aren’t any quick fixes to a healthy and fit lifestyle. It’s important to not stop and continue moving your body in the gym and throughout your daily activities. If you start moving and trying to eat the right foods, you will start to feel the difference.  Slow and steady is going to pay off for life, whereas a quick fad diet and rapid weight loss is not only dangerous, but will be back to haunt you in a matter of months. Don’t ever feel like a failure for straying off the path briefly. Just make sure you get back on the right path again quickly. It’s not so much about abstinence as it is about recognition and getting back on track. Fitness Together Mission Hills offers personal training with qualified professionals by regular appointment in private suites. Exercise andnutritional programs are custom designed to fit your needs and abilities. Call619-794-0014 for more information or to schedule a free fitness diagnostic and private training session. See what others are saying about us on Yelp and San Diego City Search.

Tonight on "It Can't Just Be Me.." we'll discuss New Year's Resolutions. What are your New Year's Resolutions?We'll also discuss "How to Stick to Your Resolutions.""How to make New Year's Resolutions that Work"and "Making Attainable New Year's Resolutions.We'll talk top news headlines as well.

Tonight on "It Can't Just Be Me.." we'll discuss New Year's Resolutions. What are your New Year's Resolutions?We'll also discuss "How to Stick to Your Resolutions.""How to make New Year's Resolutions that Work"and "Making Attainable New Year's Resolutions.We'll talk top news headlines as well.

“Stick to Your Resolutions” is geared to help women make successful behavioral changes by incorporating simple steps and fun reminders to keep and maintain their resolutions throughout all of 2009.