How to Keep Your New Year's Resolutions

                                                             By Amany M., Harper M., & Silas P.

It seems that so many people make New Year's Resolutions, but they seem to have trouble keeping them.  Read below to see how a few of our reporters worked together to help you determine how you can make your New Year's Resolution a SMART goal.


Specific:
Measured
Attainable
Relevant
Time-Bound

This is how you keep track of your new year resolutions.

Specific: If you want to be a good soccer player then you should make sure to make a specific goal like win the soccer tournament, as suppose the goal of playing soccer because you won’t know when that’s accomplished.

Measured: If you want to run a 5K you should start with a 0.5K, a 1K and so on.

Attainable: You have to make the new year resolution possible.

Relevant: It has to make sense given the current situation.

Time-Bound: For time-bound you have a certain amount of time to complete your goal.

In conclusion, these will help you keep your new year’s resolution.