New Year’s resolutions are typically goals that we set for the coming year and results we plan to achieve.

For example: “This year I will exercise, meditate, or somehow succeed more… and I will stress, drink, and overeat less.”

The challenge with future goals 

Optimistic and caught up in the spirit, "New Year’s Eve You" makes promises on behalf of "Future You," and "Future You" never has a chance, because goals set in the future often stay in the future, and we find ourselves making the same resolutions the following year.

There is only ever right now.

That's why deciding what you will be in the future is never as powerful as making changes in the present moment.

Start thinking about how you want to live your “nows.” The best way to make your intentions a reality is to re-conceptualize resolutions as daily, even hourly, commitments—more like “New Now’s Resolutions.”

Kickstart your New Year's...