Everyone have their personal resolutions they’ll really want to stick with in 2017. Read this article to learn how to not just stick with but also achieve your 2017 resolutions.

If you don’t have resolutions for 2017, please read cool 2017 resolutions for inspiration.

How to stick with your 2017 resolutions

Know what you couldn’t achieve in 2016

What did you want in 2016 and couldn’t achieve? It’s essential to know this because when you do, you’ll know your irrelevant and relevant wants in 2016. Also, when you know what you couldn’t achieve in 2016, you’ll be able to add that to your 2017 resolutions.

Know what you’d like to achieve in 2017

What would you like to get? What milestone do you want to pass? Knowing these would give you the perfect inspiration as to what resolution you should get.

Why didn’t you achieve what you wanted in 2016

What mistakes did you make? What step did you jump? Knowing this is beneficial so that you wouldn’t make same mistake you did in 2016. Note that everything successful has steps to follow

Know what you can do to achieve your 2017 resolutions

When you’ve finally known your mistakes in 2016, the next step for you is how you can make less room for errors in 2017. How can you? Learn from your mistakes.

Plan daily

Calmly take your time to plan what to the next day everyday. When you do this, you’ll review today and find ways to make tomorrow better. You’ll also make a daily to-do list

Make 2017 easier by sticking with your priority list

A priority list is a list of your goals arranged from most important to least important. When you follow your priority list, you won’t make irrelevant actions you’ll later regret

Be with only people who add value to your life

These set of people who add value to your life would make your priority list easily followed by you. Don’t be with people who add negative value (unneeded value) to your life. You’ll see how your goals are easily reached

As a reminder, read cool 2017 resolutions

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