tips to get ready for new year

Tips to get ready for New Year

The calendar year just begun or about to begin.Happy New Year , New Years Day .
91. Have a Plan
in New Year If you were to go on a long road trip, you would not just jump in the car and go. If you did, you did arrive hungry, tired, and fatigued. Thats the same way you did feel if you jumped into a whole new lifestyle with no planning. Before January 1st arrives, outline the changes you want to implement and decide how you'll fit them into your schedule. Keep in mind that it may be best to take steps rather than tackle everything at once.
92. Make Goals
Goals help measure progress. If you do not know where you want to end up, you wont really know how to get there. When making your goals, you need to make SMART goals: Specific,Measurable,Attainable,Realistic,Timely. For example, a SMART goal would be something like, I will walk for 15 minutes 3 days for one week. Or I will prepare one new healthy recipe each week for the month of January.
93. Track What You Eat
Looking closely at what you eat is often an eye opening experience. Use FitDays free online Calorie Counter and Fitness Log to keep track of everything you put into your body. You do not have to do it for the rest of your life, but it is a great habit to start. Tracking will help you tweak your diet so that you can still enjoy foods you love without sabotaging your weight loss or healthy eating efforts.
94. Use Reliable Resources
It may be tempting to try a fad diet, but these are usually unrealistic, difficult to maintain, and sometimes even dangerous. Instead, find a reliable source of information to help you understand nutrition. The USDA offers a number of tools and resources, or you can consult a registered dietitian in your area. An RD is specially trained and can give you tips and tricks to help you achieve your specific goals.
95. Eat Breakfast Every Day
Surely you have heard that breakfast is the most important meal of the day. It is Eat a big healthy breakfast as early as possible. It will give you more energy, lead you to make healthier choices during the day, and keep you feeling full so you eat less later on.
96. Fill Up on Vegetables
Vegetables are filled with nutrients, water, fiber, and very few calories. If you fill half of your plate with vegetables, you will get fuller faster and cut down your calories without feeling deprived. Use herbs and spices to jazz up vegetables instead of using butter and salt to flavor them.
97. Check all appliances
Check that all appliances like curling tongs, straighteners etc are turned off for safety. Also turn off the music.
98. Take It Slow
A major mistake many people make when trying to tackle a health resolution is trying to do everything at once. This is almost always a recipe for disaster. Spend a few weeks just trying to achieve 1-2 goals at a time. When you have established new good habits, put a couple more goals on your plate. Remember: You want to make permanent changes, and these will take time to implement.
99. Be Prepared for Lapses
A lapse is when you temporarily fall off the wagon. This is a normal part of the process, no one is perfect. It is important for you to take a moment to recognize that you got sidetracked, but don't use it as an excuse to throw in the towel. Every day is a new chance to start over, so return to your healthy lifestyle immediately.
100. Warnings
Setting fires is considered bad luck, so cook your food before the New Year.If setting off firecrackers is illegal in your country, do not risk trouble with authorities or others. Countries such as Malaysia, Singapore, Thailand, Australia, New Zealand, and the United States have laws that partially, or completely ban the use of firecrackers.