With March right around the corner, I’m curious as to how many of you have been sticking with your New Year resolutions?

[Laciejordan]

Mine was to do more cooking. Basically to cook every night but occasionally take a night off. I’ve been holding true to it! Since Jan. 1st, we’ve only gone out to eat twice, once for his birthday and for Valentine’s Day. How many of you are following through?

[Still-alive]

I am still losing weight yeah. lost about 14 pounds so far and still going ;)

Also in the process of paying off more debt. getting there.

so yes my two big resolutions im sticking to

[Laciejordan]

Congratulations! Those are actually really important resolutions. Important to your life and your future! Good luck.

[Still-alive]

Thanks dear. hehe

[RMSTitanic]

@Laciejordan good work! Keep with it! Mine was to go to the gym more often again, and for the most part I've been starting up at 2 to 3 times weekly for now

[Laciejordan]

Good job! And thanks for the encouragement.😊

[RMSTitanic]

It can be hard going to the gym though, because once I'm home I don't usually want to go back out lol

[Laciejordan]

I have a friend on here that made a resolution to go to the gym less lol I’m guessing he’s following through.

[RMSTitanic]

That's an interesting one lol, I suppose there are gym addicts, I mean I used to go 6 days per week lol

[RMSTitanic]

@Laciejordan you seem pretty cool, friends?

[genericname85]

i NEVER do new years resolution. cause for one: motivation has to be intrinsic to be sustainable. external motivation will fade. and then secondly: randomly choosing a point in time as motivation will be as "temporary" as time itself. it fades quickly.

if you want to improve your life, you should start a serious argument with yourself. what are the reasons you want a certain change. what are the risk factors, deterrants and difficulties. is it even worth it? if that argument results in a conviction that you should actually commit to a change, you got your motivation. now you just need to articulate SMART goals. you know the smart method?

[RebelinSteel]

I don’t do New Year’s resolution, if I want to change something I do it during the year tbh. However that’s good going on yours.

[Laciejordan]

Thanks.

[NathanDavis]

mine was keeping up with the happiness... so far, so good... enough (=

[Laciejordan]

I’ve been doing a good job at that too! Here’s to being happy 🥂 😝

[NathanDavis]

cheers...🥂

[Anonymous]

@laciejordan That's awesome! What sort of stuff do you like to cook?

I had resolved to save more money and move out from living with my folks and buy my own place, and I just did that. So we're on track I guess. I also wanted to start training kickboxing more, so I could start training away my weaknesses from only doing grappling. Aside from being sick a few times, sadly, I've stuck with it.

[Sameone]

Every Friday i cook from 100 to 200 meals for homeless guys
But sometimes i forget or i was busy or i have flight
I know owner of restaurant i talk to him and later when i back to home i pay to him

[Wallythewalrus2]

I’ve been doing great so far.

[Laciejordan]

Of course you are! 😉

[Beckybooboo]

I’m failing miserably.😞

[Laciejordan]

Don’t beat yourself up! You still have your health and beauty. 😉😘

[Beckybooboo]

Aww, thank you! Lol At least you’re following through with yours. Good job!

[nawtee_me]

What is for supper tonight?

[Laciejordan]

Slow cooked pork ribs, baked potatoes and a salad.

[nawtee_me]

Mmmmm. Is there an extra plate

[Laciejordan]

Sure! Lol I’m not a huge fan of ribs but they’re his favorite. I figured I’ll make him something he likes for a change.

[nawtee_me]

He needs to keep you happy because you are definitely a keeper…..

[Nikki1989]

I never make those.

[CubaPirate]

I never made one

[BarryLiverstone]

Still keeping mine