12 Days of Christmas Giveaway: Day 10 – The Body Shop gift sets and more
By Marriska Fernandes on December 13, 2019 | 824 Comments
Today’s giveaway is filled with exciting beauty, lifestyle and fashion items.
First up, we have a bunch of gift sets from The Body Shop. The Warm Vanilla Festive Sack, $28, contains a selection of goodies from the Warm Vanilla line.
The Soothing Almond Milk And Honey Premium Collection, $46, is a pampering gift box with body butter, yogurt, scrub, mask and more. The Rocket Gift Set, $32, is an assortment of shower gels and creams and bath bombs to spoil anyone on your list.
Our friends at The Body Shop are also giving away The Calming Camomile Gentle Cleanse Kit, $36, the Shave Away Kit, $25, and the Keep Me Hydrated! Vitamin E Gift Set, $49.00.
Next, from Timebomb Trading, we are giving away a Rumpl Original Puffy Blanket, $99, and two rather adorable Stance socks.
The total value of the giveaway is $380. To enter this contest, simply leave a comment below telling us what was your most successful New Year’s resolution — or most disastrous fail.
The winner will be contacted by email, then their name will be posted here. Check back tomorrow to see what prizes we are offering. Good luck everyone! Also, make sure to also check out and follow our Tribute Movies Instagram for more (and different) prizes and to increase your chances of winning.
Congratulations to our Day 19 winner: Theda Stoppel!
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When I turned 40 my New Years resolution was to start running, and I’m still running, 25 years later!
To eat healthy was a hit but exercising daily was a miss!
New Years 2016 I had just been diagnosed with RA. I vowed to regain my health. Declared in remission by October that year and have remained there, and plan to maintain deep remission status for the duration. Merry Christmas!
Losing weight in 2019. I got my stuff together in September but I will spend all of 2020 having a better and healthier lifestyle
disastrous fail was losing weight
For years my resolution was to quit smoking and I failed year after year. I did manage to quit 3 years ago on Dec 8
My most successful New Year’s Resolution is the one I no longer make. I stopped several years ago — going into each new year with no added pressure. LOL!! Merry Christmas and Happy New Year to everyone.
Finally quitting smoking!
Get fit. Still going to yoga twice a week
My most successful new years resolution was to be healthier and exercise more, which I did! Very proud of myself that I am starting to take care of myself more and investing in a healthier future.
eat healthy
I resolved to get more active and was going to a class regularly with my friend. I’ve had to take a break for a couple months as I broke my ribs but I resolve to get back in the New Year.
My worst fail was when I resolved to quit smoking! Finally did quit but it was many years later.
the one I fail at every year, to exercise every day
My fail every year is quitting smoking.
I always resolve to diet in the New Year. Never works.
My most successful new years resolution was to not make one lol. Every year I have tried I have failed at it.
Losing weight
My most successful was I vowed to find someone who would love me for who I was and that year I met my future wife.
my most successful resolution was to lose weight and I have lost over 90lbs so far
to eat healthy, I am, but need to exercise more fail always at that one
My most successful new years resolution was getting my license! This year it is to get a car!! One step at a time…
My most successful resolution was to start a family and we have my daughter 10 months later.
My New Year’s resolution was to be there for my first grandchild but it was a fail because I was told that it’s not a competition to be grandma.
My most successful resolution was to start walking/biking to work daily. 6 years later I am still going strong!
I don’t think I have ever had a successful NY Resolution
epic fail…dieting and losing weight!
great contest Merry Christmas to all
Successful doing a good dead everyday – for either family, friend, neighbour or community
disastrous fail for me was losing weight
Unfortunately it is a consistent and predictable fail every year – leading a healthier lifestyle. Sigh…
Quit smoking cold turkey. Gave it up the day after new years 1999 and never looked back. Used to smoke a pack a day. Give a try you smokers out there. You can do it.
For me. A fail was dieting and losing weight!
I wanted to finish my driving lessons (since last time was 3 years ago!), well it didn’t happened this year eitheir! Oopsie!
My most successful resolution was to start a family
To quit smoking. Quit almost 7 years ago
eat more healthy
Every year i say i’m going to exercise and get in shape…still saying it.
Realizing that I don’t need to wait for New Year’s to shape up and get organized. Start early and stick with it
I don’t actually make new years resolutions. It prevents failure!
I always say I am going to eat heatlhier but it never happens!
I have been successful in keeping up my exercise routine for the entire year.
most successful was quitting smoking in 2012
didn’t actually exercise regularly
Never make a New Years resolution. Do what needs to be done. I dont want extra stress if I dont make that goal.
Loosing weight last year was a fail, but this year, it’ll be AMAZING!!!!!
The best New Years resolution that I have made was to spend my spare time with my child. Well worth it!! I have the best child a mother could have and we have an unbreakable bond
spend more time with love ones
My New Years Resolution was to quit smoking and go back to College. Well, I quit smoking 3years ago and I graduated as a mature student from George Brown College last April!
My next goal is to get a job and lose weight. Not necessarily in that order though. But I am determined.
Did not exercise regularly
every year I’m successful for awhile….at cutting back on sugar, junk and processed foods…then we start eating it again !
My most successful was to work on being more grateful!! I feel like I am constantly improving with my attitude of gratitude!!
My worst fail was joining a fitness club and then gradually losing my motivation to go.
Fail each year exercise
My most successful New Year’s resolution was to become a foster for one of our local animal rescue groups!
My most successful is to not stress out over little things! Still working on this everyday!!
It was to quit smoking and I was able to been smoke free for 30 years.
Healthy eating and weight loss
As a woman of a certain age health is key to a gentler life. My resolution is to try harder to eat healthier and be more diligent in exercising. I’ve got a lot of beautiful grand kids I want to enjoy time with 🎄
Exercising more and staying active
To run a 5K this year and I did it!
Changing jobs
disastrous fail- exercise daily!
My most successful resolution was to stop biting my nails. I haven’t had a nibble on them for 4 years now.
I never make New Year’s resolutions as I can never stick to them. 😊
Exercise and diet plan
To piss off at least one stranger every day
Deciding to change jobs
losing weight!
Join sport teams for weekly exercise
My most successful New Years Resolutions were quit smoking (9 years) and quit biting my nails (10 years) now.. so proud of myself for doing both!!
quit smoking
Go to the gym at least 3 times a week
Eating healthier
My most successful New Year’s resolution was to try and walk 10,000 steps per day. I got a pedometer for Christmas that year and I have been fairly dedicated to my goal.
napping more , a worthy pursuit
I do not make resolutions as I don’t believe they are good for you setting up yourself for failure.
I always resolve to work out more and fail every year.
napping more
I don’t take any resolution anymore!
My most successful new years resolution was quitting smoking I will be 6 years smoke free as of January 2020.
My resolution was to make a decision regarding retirement. Yes, I did!
I try to make reasonable resolutions, like something I’ve never cooked before, or cleaning out the garage.. but I had a baby this year, so I accomplished very little on my list!
Become more fit by adding scheduled exercise time into my week 🌲
My most successful resolution was that I would start meditating.
I made a resolution to be kind to people and it has been very rewarding.
I failed my 2019 resolution. It was to eat less meat and by the end of the year cut out pork and beef. Going to try again in 2020!
Nothing seemed to successful after a few weeks. It all starts out well. I hope to start walking everyday this coming year.
I had a few resolutions for 2019 and two out of three were successful; eating better and losing a pound a month, the third was to be better at saying ‘yes’ and the jury is out on that one.
Get back on that treadmill 🙂
My new years resolution was to go out for a walk once a week and I was successful!
exercise regularly
Best resolution was to get active, 16 years later still a Goodlife member and have participated in a bunch of Mud Hero races and a Spartan Race too! It’s playtime for the grown-ups!
I lost weight, but gained the weight back.
Do some yoga, as I failed last year.
I resolved a few years ago to be more aware of sugar/carbs. And that’s been reasonably successful.
My resolution was to find myself…this year I took some time for myself, I decided to be selfish for me and focus on my needs and not others for once…it’s been a very challenging year, but I seem to have found a part of me and I’m continuing to do this for the next year. People have said they have seen me grow in the past year, in such a positive way. I’m happy for me. #selfcare
Most successful was quitting smoking and the worst was losing weight!
Spend more time with friends and family 🙂
My best resolution was to be more kind and understanding to the people who I may cross paths with.
My most successful one was a small goal to up my exercise schedule which did work. I keep it small.
I resolved to pay off a bunch of debt – and it worked!
My most successful resolution was to quit drinking sugary drinks like pop and even juice. I couldn’t resolve to quit eating sugary food cause I love my chocolate way too much.
I resolved to reduce my sugar intake – I kept my resolution !
My most successful new years resolution was to take time for me!
I don’t make them because I always break them!
The most successful NEW year resolution was to go in and out of the year debt free. 0 balance on credit cards and not in the overdraft.
I love chocolate but gave it up one year and managed to stick with it! Not a single chocolate chip or cup of hot chocolate — nada! I’ve been making up for lost time ever since, ha ha.
Biggest failure was last year when I resolved to cut down on sweets. I didn’t even make it through the day.
Resolved to quit smoking years ago and stuck to it thankfully.
Haha to stop buying 💄 Makeup! I now just buy less and/or more curated pieces
After a 3 year long battle with my health and not getting out of bed, my 2015 New Years Eve resolution was to get strong, recover and get out and bed happily each day, and I have since.
Biggest success, stop biting my nails.
To exercise more and lose weight.
I resolved to drink more water… and I did!
My most disastrous was to think I would read four months a month. It was too much with work.
Getting healthier by eating better and exercising more!
My most successful was in 2001 when I decided it was time to be vegetarian. I maintained that diet for 16 years. Maybe it’s time to go back…
Drink more water daily…still a work in progress.
Started swimming 5 days a week in 2016 and still enjoying it👍
Mine was to bring my reusable bags when shopping and to use my reusable straws (keeping one in my purse,,) it was very successful!!
To loose 10lbs!!
Thanks!
My best New Years resolution was to accept people for who they are and don’t judge them because you do not know what they have gone through. I did that about 10 years ago and I have never forgotten that.
I just always resolve to be happier. Nothing specific, just to take whatever comes and make the best of it. This way I never fail!
I made a resolution to complete a Full Marathon once…and I did it that year!
I always make the resolution to eay way healthier, but that never lasts long 😕
The New Years Resolution I always make is to be kind to others throughout the year. I definitely do this every day of the year.
My best resolution was to cross-country ski more last winter. I was recovering from surgery so it was nice to get outside again in the winter.
My best was my plan to start and plan a garden for the spring and I carried through with it.
I started eating healthier last year
My greatest accomplishment this year was to stop leaving online comments – thanks for messing that up for me.
Lose weight and eat healthier… Mostly a success but still battling
I don’t make resolutions
Quit worrying and enjoy every day
My resolution last year was to become more active – glad to say that I stuck with it.
I make a resolution every New Years Eve and it’s always the same, to be more organized in the New Year and I’m doing it again this year because so far I haven’t succeeded, but I won’t give up.
Daily long distance phone calls to my aging Aunt, just to say I love you and see how she is doing..
I have been doing it for years now,after her mom,sister ,brother passed away .
She is very lonely and depressed that family and her friends are passing away.
Good therapy for myself also.
quit smoking, quit smoking
Eating healthy
Quit smoking didn’t
No more resolutions! Been successful every year!
Work in progress: talking less, listening more.
My most successful New Year’s resolution was quitting smoking for good 20 years ago.
Eating healthy and travel more – it was successful for me
My most successful resolution was to get all of the last years pictures into a photo album
Mine was to quit smoking and 20 years later, I’m still smoke free.
Quitting smoking – still working on it
Most successful was this past year’s — for 2019 I resolved to get more active. I may not have lost any weight until toward the end of the year, it set me on the right path for getting fitter!
to relax and enjoy life
Weight loss resolution was an epic fail… several times. I exercise regularly but it is what it is….
I ran more races than the previous year and made more friends.
I don’t make New Year’s resolutions and never have. I just don’t see the point, if I want to do something then I do it, whether it’s losing weight or getting exercise or whatever.
I workout more consistently with my wife.
I used to make resolutions just so if someone asked me what my resolution was I had an answer for them. My most successful though, was giving up cigarettes 15 years ago.
My New Years Resolution is to take pressure off myself by not making resolutions. Just tackle each issue as soon as I am able to do so and do my best. 🙂
My most successful resolution was to take a Hawaiian cruise with my husband when we retired. It was an amazing experience!
not to make any resolutions… I always succeed at that
I haven’t made New Year’s resolutions since I was a teenager. Replaced that whole concept with taking gradual steps to achieve a larger goal.
Well, I trust my life to the god :-), if something happened then that’s is just fine
My fail was eating healthier.
Losing weight. If anything, I found more amazing pastry shops in Toronto, and indulged! #ashamed
I am going to get my basement organized.
My New Year’s Resolution every year is to try to gain muscle and lose some pounds, not in balance yet but one keeps trying.
Go to the gym everyday. It never happens 🙁
My most successful resolution was to cut out extra sweets so I could maintain a healthy weight
To start a fitness program; it’s been 3 years and I’m stronger and healthier than thirty years ago.
My most successful one was cutting down the amount of sugar I eat…I was able to control my sweet tooth and fell so much better!!!
My most disastrous was the plan to bike every day. Not sure how I thought I’d do it on those extremely bitterly cold days in the prairies.
A few years ago i decided i would lose some weight for my New Year’s resolution and i did but have gained it back
My best resolution was to save up for a vacation. I did, and it was awesome!
My most successful resolution was to finally move to where I wanted to live. My resolution #fail was to exercise 5/7 days (I managed 2/7 though!).
Most winner for New Year’s resolution is going to College in my thirties and having succeeding this with taking care of my daughter, just us two. My most failed is saying that this year I will not have even one alcoholic beverage which always ends up loosing!
I don’t make New Year’s resolutions at all.
I honestly don’t make New Year resolutions.
Get fit and eating healthy
Every year I resolve to lose weight and every year I fail!
I don’t make new years resolutions. I try to be my best self every day.
My most successful resolution was to lose weight.
My most successful resolution was losing weight by swimming three times a week.
My most disastrous fail was that my clothes keep shrinking each year. LOL…
My most successful resolution was to start meditating which I did and have continued.
I made a great deal of healthier lifestyle choices that I’ve stuck to
I don’t my New Year Resolutions.
Eat more & Drink more=Happiness
I want to cook more in the new year
To eat healthy was a hit! Thanks!
Never set a New Year’s resolution… never got into that. Life is too stressful to add another pressure so its a gift I give myself by not creating one.
Eat healthy relax and enjoy life
I don’t make New Years resolutions so I don’t have any success or fails.
My New Year’s resolution is not to make a New Year’s resolution. Successful every year
My goal was to stress less and laugh more. Well still working on the stress less part.
Small resolutions at a time have worked for me
My most successful New Years resolution was to quit smoking .
My most successful resolution was to keep junk food out of the house so we would all benefit
My most successful New Year’s resolution actually happened last year. I was in a career which I really liked at first but after almost 30 years, it really wasn’t fun anymore. I decided I was going to change careers and look for a new job I enjoy going to. Well two years later after all the training I am now doing something I love. I now work offshore and couldn’t be happier. It’s scary making a change but if you don’t try, you won’t know.😊
Mine would be better financial planning. Every year I get better and better.
One of mine was to eat healthier.
Quitting smoking!!
Eating better
My most successful New Year’s resolution was to finish writing the story I was working on. I did it. Plus, I started on another one and almost finished that as well.
My New Years Resolution was to not make anymore as they were epic failures.
To get me and my kids out of a toxic relationship. Best thing I ever did.
Most successful was not making one and keeping it that way!
Trying to lose weight
Eating less! Fail!!!
Epic fail on giving up chocolate 😜
To eat healthier… Fail!
I’m not sure i’ve had a disastrously failed resolution. I seem to make the same ones every year; lose weight, save money, take up a new hobby etc. They usually last thru January, some even make it thru February….but that’s it!
Worst Failed New Years resolution was trying to quit Smoking, I was grumpy and miserable a week into it. My best was dieting actually made that one last months lol
One of my New Year’s resolutions is to always try to eat healthier….I always start off good but sugar and salt find a way into my diet as the year goes on 🙂
My most successful new years resolution was changing my life. What caused me to move from Germany to Canada. BEST. MOVE. EVER!
My NY resolution was to spend more time with friends. It was a great decision!
I never make New Years resolutions but when I quit smoking it was in November Been smoke free for 9 years
Quitting smoking years agon and it worked.
Success – Getting more sleep!
Quitting smoking years ago and it worked.
I was successful with my resolution to plan weekly menus so the “what’s for dinner” question doesn’t happen every day! I do, however, use the meal kit deliveries every so often when I find that I’m lacking time to plan and shop! Thanks for the chance at this awesome giveaway!
My most successful new years resolution was to just keep walking everyday with my dog we both feel better.
My most disastrous fail was on my resolution to get our photos off our camera and computer and into photo books. My oldest is now 12 years old and I’ve made only one photobook – I am 11 years behind and see no chance to catch up now!!
The resolution that motivated me to read Self Improvement Books ..I haven’t stopped ..what a great gift to myself..
I pledged to lose 30 pounds and I did!
To lose weight – and I’m still trying!
I don’t make new year resolutions, then I’ll never be disappointed
losing weight after Christmas and it took a lot of hard work but I did it and people noticed. Great feeling!
I got a Fitbit for Christmas and vowed to get 10,000 steps in each day, and that happened!!
Successful was to be more active,fail was to eat healthier!
My most successful New Years Resolution was to lose weight.
My most successful New Years Resolution was to quit smoking.
My most successful New Years Resolution was to lose weight
It was 5 years ago when I made a resolution to make my Aunt Birdie’s Dog Sitting Business a success and now I have over 300 wonderful fur babies that I take care and meeting new ones each and every week still . So love them , couldn’t ask for a better job …..Have 5 amazing little one’s in this Christmas to cuddle with 🎄❤🎄
quit smoking
The resolution that motivated me to read Self Improvement Books ..I haven’t stopped. It was a wonderful gift to myself..
most successful was wanting to get in shape and lose weight which i lost 30lbs
I managed to stop drinking soda
Every New Year’s Eve I say I’m going to lose weight. Not much but some to be more healthy. I do well for a while and then I seem to end up putting it back on so I am back to start all over again. Let’s see how this year goes.
My new years resolution was to read more, I have been quite successful and have discovered all sorts of new series!
My most successful was to lose weight and, as of last January, I’m 53lbs less than I was 👍
Honestly, I don’t really do the whole “resolution” thing…….but I do “try” to tell myself I’ll “try” to eat better, exercise more, etc…the ‘usual” things you hear all the time. Sometimes it works a little (at least at the beginning)….but as the year goes on, it tends to fall off to the side sadly.
With my health “better” after the last many years now though….I am “hoping” next year will be at the very least one of my best in many years for many things. Health, happiness, and more. So fingers crossed 🙂
My most successful one was to cut out 90% of sugar out. I still get the odd treat but I really watch my sugar
No successes or failures – I don’t do New Year’s resolutions!
Eat more chips – 😉
Biggest failure was exercising daily
To make healthier choices for food. Snacks are delicious and hard to quit. 😜
Loosing weight depends on the year to say if it’s a success of fail!
Trying to get back into exercising at least 3 times a week
trying to lose weight, though I did manage to keep it steady
as usual i have to lose weight but for the heath reason i have to lose was and i finally lose around 10lb. now i have to keep lose or at least i have to keep this way. i think this is more harder then just losing.
I quit smoking on a New Year’s Resolution
I managed to exercise regularly.
For 2019 mine was to drink more water and cut out sugary drinks, which Ive done!
Exercising regularly and eating healthier.
My Resolution Was To Stay In Shape & That Was 25 Years Ago. I’m Still Going Strong
I don’t really make resolution, I think you should be trying to better yourself and challenge yourself all year long.
Being a better student… Failed
Quit smoking 25 years ago starting at the beginning of the year. Best resolution I could have made.
To eat healthly
To eat healthy
To be more organized and days scheduled out for homework. Big fail! Still rushing and pulling all nighters to get papers and assignments completed.
Avoiding junk food.
Disastrous fail was losing weight but I did start exercising last year and have kept it up. Just need to change my eating habits!
I try really hard not to make NY resolutions, so I keep them all.
Exercise 3 times a day for atleast 1/2hour
Mine was the most successful last year. I set a goal to lose weight and I lost 82 lbs. Wohoooooo
My most successful New Years resolution was to cut out caffeine.
Most successful was committing to exercising. I ended up taking up yoga.
A few years ago I changed my resolution to things like have more fun or stand up for myself. These kind of resolutions make the other things fall in place.
Last year I vowed to be more mindful of my personal and mental health. Health=Wealth!
The most successful NY resolution I had was in high school I resolved to order gravy on my fries, every time I ordered fries.
losing weight
quitting smoking
learning to cook!
Every year it’s to loose more weight 😀
My most successful resolution is stopping smoking.
fail – making time for more exercise
My worst resolution was to lose 10 pounds by Valentine’s Day….didn’t work…I actually gained 3 pounds!
My most successful New Years resolution was to kick type 2 diabetes butt out of my system. Went from needing insulin and taking 8 pills a day to now only needing 1 a day!
My most successful New Years resolution was to kick type 2 diabetes butt out of my system. Went from needing insulin and taking 8 pills a day to now only needing 1 a day!
Disastrous fail was losing weight.
My most successful was to eat healthy. Now I eat and crave healthy, whole, nutritious foods. I rarely eat junk food or unhealthy.
My most successful New Year’s resolution was to lose weight. I am working on that again. Getting a head start. Trying to keep Christmas treat temptation down.
I made a resolution about 20 years ago to never make another resolution. Still going strong!
Quitting smoking…..fail
To eat less junk food, Fail! Maybe this New Year 😃
disastrous fail was to lose weight….it is my annual new years resolution…..maybe this will be the year….working on it now!!
About 3 years ago my New Years’s Résolution was to ALWAYS return my shopping cart to where it belongs. I’m happy to say that I have stuck with it.
To eat healthy and lose weight and I was very sucessful
My most successful resolution was last year when I committed to doing a different personal challenge every month for the year. Examples: Read every day, play guitar, no meat for a month, learn a new language…..I’m thinking of doing the same this year!
My best new years resolution was telling myself I would get in shape and feel better about myself, this was two years ago and I did it! Started that new year and have been going strong ever since 🙂 its helped my migraines and changed the way I look at the world, amazing what feeling good can do for your soul ❤
To eat a healthy gluten free diet. Best thing I ever did.
losing weight is a failed resolution!!!:(
To go to bed early every night to maximize recovery for the following date.
To have a more balanced life, slow down and enjoy life. Make time to eat, rest and do things that I love besides work.
Oh goodness, so many resolutions, determined to run (too cold), determined to stop biting my nails (too much stress lol), determined to learn how to cook ( too damn lazy lol) Just gonna make small changes and see where that gets me 🙂 Love, Love, Love starting a new year feeling inspired and willing to try new things
Most disastrous was when my kids were little. I resolved to swear less. (I have a potty mouth lol)
At the stroke of midnight someone fired a shotgun into the air and hit a transformer. Boom… No power! My first wotds of the new year were “son of a b***h”. Lol
To make more times for family and friends and to enjoy life more.
I decided to go back to school but after graduating was unable to find a job!!!
To stop eating junk food and choose healthy alternatives. Lost 40 pounds this year!
Losing Weight, has never worked me, though I give it a few days before I give up … 😕😕. Maybe just hoping I will be healthy and wise? 😃😃
One new year’s resolution I made was to let go of the small stuff and think more posu=itivly. It’s an ongoing challenge but I have definitely seen results.
To eat 3 meals a day. Breakfast makes a big difference.
most successful quitting smoking
I LOST 40 POUNDS IN FIRST 6 MONTHS OF THE YEAR
I GAINED 30 POUNDS IN THE LAST 6 MONTHS OF THE YEAR
I’d quit smoking
I LOST 40 POUNDS IN FIRST 6 MONTHS OF THE YEAR
I GAINED 30 POUNDS IN THE LAST 6 MONTHS OF THE YEAR
It would have to be every year I make a resolution to eat better..I try!!
To get a job, and I did!
My new year’s resolution was to have a better 2019 than 2018.
2018 for us was terrible – my father-in-law was diagnosed with prostate cancer, my sister-in-law was diagnosed with fibromyalgia, my mother-in-law fell and hit her head which resulted in many months in hospital, and my brother-in-law passed away suddenly at 48. It seemed like the worst year ever. Well, 2019 started out with my mother-in-law still in hospital improving bit by bit. Then, one week into January she had seizure after seizure and finally found peace in May when she passed away. My widowed sister-in-law now lives alone as her twin boys moved away for college, and there have been a lot of dates that are tough to celebrate. 2019 has been hard, and especially now around the holidays. It was just as hard as 2018. My hope is that 2020 brings us all (including the reader) health and happiness. Thank you for letting me open up. A good cry on a Friday feels good.
Exericise daily for at least 20 mins was not achieve so is a fail.
most successful was to not make resolutions. every day is the chance to make positive change.
It was to make no resolutions next year. Only resolution that ever came true for me…
I failed in cutting down meats and eating more veggies.
I need time to heal my knee and then climb mountains.
Go to the gym four times a week. Fail! Lucky if I make it one day a week.
Same resolution followed by mostly failing or should I say flailing…achieving a healthy weight!
Mine was to stay active, and I have been consistent, exceeded the goal.
Forty-five years ago on NY eve I resolved to quit smoking. Haven’t had one since. Also resolved to quit in each of the 10 years preceding that with less success.
The daily meditation worked great for several months – and then one day I stopped and never went back.
To read a book at least one per month (2 years ago) – did it. Planning to do it again.
Losing weight is always my goal but it never sticks. So far this year I have been successful!
planned to spend more time reading and that was successful last year.
To read at least one book a week. I was able to accomplish this and read many great stories (and some not so great.)
My most successful resolution was quitting smoking!!!
Stay active and walk at least three times a week for one hour ….
My resolution is going to be to read all of the physical magazines that I subscribe to, and the ones I have received as gifts. Often I stack them one on top of another and never even flip through them, and then end up simply recycling them. The guilt is killing me!
My most successful resolution was in 2014 to join a gym. I joined my local gym with a promise to work out 4 times per week. I was good for a time but now I’m down to twice a week. Better than not at all I guess.
Not to make any more resolutions, they usually fail in a short time. I think it is wiser to be kind and understanding all year long.
Last year I vowed to start budgeting and I’m
Proud to say I have.
My most successful New Years resolution was cutting out fast food. It has been close to 15 years now since I have eaten any!
losing some weight – only managed 6 lbs, a success however need to lose 20 so perhaps a disaster
to do something nice for myself each day
My most successful one, Stop smoking. Which after 20 years I am still not smoking and never had the desire to restart. My mom and I did this stop smoking journey together. And we both succeeded.
STOP DRINKING POP
DRINK MORE TEA AND COFFEE
My most disastrous fail of a resolution is complaining. I didn’t last 24 hours.
I think my best resolution is being grateful. I’m not perfect at it, but I do it more often 🙂
… kinda helps with the complaining a little bit.
My best resolution was to get my house organized, and stop wasting time on instagram.
To put things away so they don’t get lost.
I don’t really make resolutions – I just always want to do better than the previous year. I think that way I get more motivated to set goals and achieve them
Last years resolution was to help out in my community more. So this year I’ve been feeding the homeless. I’ve been making casseroles and sending them down to the shelter. We’ve been collecting warm coats and clothes and distributing them to Those who need it most. It’s small steps but I feel like we’re making a big impact. Who knows what 2020 will have in store for me!!
My most successful New Year’s resolution was to practice gratitude. You can always find something to be grateful for.
To dink more water! Total fail…8 glasses a day are recommended?!? That’s nuts! lol
Losing weight lost pounds !!
I successfully lost 220 pounds- divorced my husband and lost 60 pounds and now am hotter than ever!
I made a resolution to waste less, recycle more, and re-use what I can. It’s going well. I picked over 300 pounds of apples this year (instead of letting them rot on the ground) and donated them to out local food bank.
My goal was to exercise daily but I failed at that.
to continue my volunteering
I always fail my new years resolution. This year I want to exercise more so I got a membership at the beginning of December so it wouldn’t feel like a resolution
Still setting my resolution to get my house more organized, more clutter free, and to purge items we just do not need to hang onto. It is a SLOW process, but coming together.
To eat healthier, exercise more
did lose 15 lbs from six months of hard work and a New Year’s resolution
My resolution was to reconnect with a family member I hadn’t seen or spoken to in years. We met for coffee. It didn’t take very long to sort out why we hadn’t seen or spoken. Not sure if this counts as a success or a failure?
New Year’s resolution to eat healthier has been mostly successful!
Focusing on the positive and being grateful each day. Not letting the negative things manifest and dwell on them!
To incorporate more healthy food into my regular meals and actually look at the nutrition label info at the grocery store.
I cut down on sugar!!
Eating healthier
All my New Year’s Resolutions (lose weight, eat healthy, exercise, etc.), were fails, so I just don’t do them anymore.
My most successful New Years Resolution was controlling my OCD. To this day it’s hardly an issue with just some small rituals that don’t take much time up at all. My most Disastrous Fall is still saving money.
All my resolutions have failed lol so i don’t make them anymore. Drinking more water, cutting back on coffee, getting more steps in, all fails
My most successful would be flossing twice a day and I did it so well I’m doing it all year now! 😉
Quitting smoking (over 22 years now)
My best resolution was to start taking 30min for myself everyday and it has been so refreshing and the best resolution I ever made!
Losing weight, i have lost 32 pounds so far, very happy with myself 🙂
My fail was losing weight.
My fail was losing the weight I wanted to lose.
To look at the bright side always or find a silver lining why things may not have gone the way you wanted.
Most successful was to give without enabling – now focussing on much deserved seniors in our community xo
to stop drinking pepsi. it worked for 5 months!
Aucune résolution mais mode de vie actif et sain.
My most successful New Year’s resolution was learning how to dance.
Definitely any diet plan ive ever tried! lol
My most successful resolution was to drop 5 lbs and I did over the year.
My most successful one is that I swore I was going to beat my cancer and 20 years later I’m still here.
I vowed to give up drinking, it lasted till 12:05 am.
Quit smoking 1990
I have had more success with resolutions at other times of the year so don’t bother with New Year Resolutions anymore.
My most successful resolution was to stop making them, and try to live a better life EVERY day.
Last year I made a resolution to cook one vegetarian meal a week, and a year later I’m still doing it!
Resolved to quit smoking in 1982. Still not smoking.
Healthy eating has been my most successful
My most successful New Year’s resolution was when I decided to spend more time reading than in front of the TV!
The most successful resolution is when I decided to start prioritizing myself and learn to say no.
Being able to travel with my granddaughter
Disastrous fail would be like many others… exercise more
Diastrous fail of being on time for my appointments.
New Years resolution is to find time to go on a vacation with my husband this year.
Best ever resolution quit smoking. Achieved!
Eating healthier was both a fail and success in different years.
most successful is to not make any resolutions. thanks
My best New Year’s resolution is to seek continuous improvement!
mine was to loose weight and keep it off and almoast a year in im down 150 pounds and maintaining that
Gave up soda
mine was a weight loss as well. as soon as I seemed to loose some, I found it again!
Best New Year’s resolution and very easy to accomplish is “to have more fun in the new year”.
To quit smoking, I’m very proud of myself there.
Mine most successful resolution was to quit smoking and I did, 5 years now!!
My most successful resolution was to write friends, and I have definitely lived up to that.
I never make one in order to avoid a disastrous fail 🙂 Thanks!
Losing weight starts off well for the first few months following the new year, not so much after that point
To get negative people out of my life
Drinking more water and more exercise and it was successful.
My most successfull New Year’s resolution was to quit smoking – I quit cold turkey, and that was 35 years ago. Biggest success ever 🙂 Happy Holidays!
I vowed to lose weight and gained 30 pounds instead.
Going to bed earlier and drinking lots of water!
Paying off more debt and NO MORE landlords!
To always be kind. It’s still a work in progress.
Travel somewhere exotic. Went to Bali!
Most successful new year’s resolution was to become healthier. Workout and eat better
Most successful New Year’s resolution was planning my pregnancy. Big step but we did it and now have 2 beautiful kids.
My most successful resolution was to become more active.
I became vegan in 2017. First day of the year and never look back. Also this year (2017) I promise myself to never have dogs again since I was too sad since I lost mine in July 2016. In February we welcome 2 new yorkies in the family!
My most successful New Year’s resolution was to live better.
Running a marathon
I quit smoking 30 years ago.
My most successful resolution was to become more active and drink more water.
Try a new recipe every week.
My most successful resolution was to eat a piece of chocolate every day.
Depending on the year, my most successful resolution and my most disastrous fail have been the same – losing weight.
My most successful New Years resolution was to downsize all the stuff we’ve collected over the years, and which we no longer use. Helped us and the charity shops.
My most successful resolution was drinking more water each day.
I went to a country that did not have English as their first language, it was probably the most amazing experience ever.
successful resolution was to run 10K – turned out easier than I anticipated!!
I was always a failure about resolutions, and feel bad that I do not have any will power. I did quit smoking once for 4 years, but with stress going on I ended up starting again. Not going to give up thought, My 2020 New Years resolution is to quit – forever!
Exercising regularly was successful 20 years ago and still am!
Quitting smoking was my most successful, quit almost 11 years ago and haven’t gone back. Losing weight is my least successful, been trying for 40 years to stick to that one lol!
Losing weight fail
I don’t believe in making New Years resolutions. Any day can be the day to make changes.
I quit smoking 15 years ago and stuck with it.
Mine was to spend more time with my grandson who lives a couple of hours away. He is my first priority now when making weekend plans. Kids grow up so fast and I want to make great memories for us both.
Best resolution was losing weight
I wouldn’t wear my glasses when I got them the summer I was 7. My resolution was to wear them every day. It worked!
play more sports
Every year the one that fails–lose some weight. I’ve given up on resolutions. When I’m ready, I’ll just do it!
one of my friends and I had a resolution to go out more. More adventures, dinner with friends, hiking etc. It ended up being a very fun year.
My most successful New Year’s resolution was exercising more often!
My resolution fail was in 2010 when I decided to lose weight. I didn’t lose weight, instead I took some…
Searching for peace and balance in my life – a work in progress every day
Every year I have the same goal { and subsequent fail}. Eat healthier!!
To run a half marathon by the end of the year…..I managed to do a 3k!
Going on a run at least 3x a week. I’ve since upped it to 5x a week!
My most successful one was to lose weight! I lost ten lbs
Consuming less sugar – epic fail. Exercising more – somewhat of a success!
I failed at exercising more 🙁
To read more books than the previous year. I’m up to 5 per year.
Going to bed earlier….hasn’t happened yet.
To exercise more then previous year and I have been able to do so.
I resolve to not make resolutions.
Exercise every week cardio and dumbbell workouts
To get a handle on my finances and get out of debt. That’s a fail ! 🤣
The classic disastrous fail: joining the gym.
LOL Well, I was planning to take up jogging again, but then I went and slipped on ice Dec.30th and broke and sprained my foot (and tore a ligament too!) and so I would say that considering I am still recovering almost a year later, that it was a disastrous fail lol
I made a resolution for an exercise program, but, well, you know…..
Thank you tribute.ca and good luck everyone! Most disastrous New Year’s resolution has always been the last resolution to keep all those before it … lol!!
to stop smoking!
The most disastrous was the ever popular lose weight and eat healthier. I seem to make this resolution every year…..due to the failure of said resolution every year.
Always a fail because it’s the same resolution every year – to eat healthier and be more active. =(
losing weight – lost 50 lbs
To get more exercise.
My resolution was to not work (unpaid) overtime if it’s not necessary. I think I’ve succeeded this year and worked very reasonably and left at normal times.
Mine was to take better care of myself and eat healthier and I am doing much better
I would like to gain a few pounds.
Every year same one. Eat healthier but chocolate gets the best of me.
Eating healthy
To eat healthier with 80% success.
Every year, the same failure, losing weight.
I quit smoking after 27 years, almost 2 years smoke free
Weight loss..starts good…then downhill as the year progresses. There’s always tomorrow!
Eleven months ago I resolved to learn a foreign language. Today….dos cervezas por favor.
Stay happy and healthy
Going back to school
Quit smoking 36 years ago, best move ever!!!
My most successful new years resolution was to go back to school at age 35 and become a hairstylist. Now 7 years later I work with wigs and hair pieces for clients who have cancer, thinning hair and alopicea. Best decision EVER
Reduce sugar intake 🙂
I’ve never subjected myself to one!
To integrate yoga into my daily practice. Love it!
My most successful New Years resolution was that I made a resolution to have no resolutions…. crazy as it seems I was able to keep this one after all my previous failures. So now I take my life as it is and where it can be better, I will slowly work on it through the whole year without the New Years pressure….ahhhhhhh. Thanks #Tribute for the great contests.
My most successful resolution was starting a yoga. And I’m still sticking with it almost a year later!
My successful New Year’s resolution is not making one at all. So easy
learning to ski
I always try to lose weight, but I usually give up by the end of January. Gets easier to lose weight in the spring when I can do outdoor activities.
Most successful has been to not make any more resolutions!
My most successful was weight loss for a Hawaii vacation.
More exercise – did not last
Most disastrous fail is trying to lose weight which seems like every year that I try to do that.
My best resolution was to take more care maintaining friendships!
My worst resolution was to quit smoking…I did eventually but not that time.
My best new year’s resolution was to be better to myself. I am great at taking care of others but I wear myself out. I am still working on this. Case in point… I am sick again after too much running around for everyone else in my life. Thanks so much for the opportunity!
eliminating salt from my diet
My fail was losing weight. It was last year’s resolution but I had some health issues, couldn’t walk properly and couldn’t lose the weight.
I always try and think more positive every year, it works most of the time
exercise more
Eating healthier
It’s the same every year. Sigh. Quitting smoking…
exercise more
My most successful New Year’s Resolution was to stop making New Year’s Resolutions! Starting a new year is much more relaxed and enjoyable now.
I usually don’t make New Year’s resolutions but 2 years ago I decided to make myself get out and be more social so I started accepting invitations from friends and participating in community events. It was hard at first, but it has been the most rewarding experience.
I usually don’t make New Year’s resolutions but 2 years ago I decided to make myself get out and be more social so I started accepting invitations from friends and participating in community events. It was hard at first, but it has been the most rewarding experience.
in 1999 I decided that I will stop smoking and I did and I couldn’t be happier. I am so healthy and I wouldn’t want it any other way.
I gave up sugar and went low carb, did good for about 2 years, lately not so much.
My disastrous fail was making a resolution to try and lose weight. After 3 months of trying and not losing a pound, I gave up. Trying to learn to love my body as it is every day though 🙂
My most successful New Year’s resolution was to get rid of a lot of books, magazines, old clothes and unused items from my place
Most successful resolution was to get heathy by the end of March in order to begin my
hiking season early.
Try to live a healthier life style
My most disastrous fail was a New Year’s resolution to lose weight -I actually gained instead so since then I no longer do New Year Resolutions.
My best new year’s resolution was to stop caring what people think of me
To spend less time at work and more time with my kid. Now we hang out every day and have weekly family D&D!
Reading more – I’m almost at my goal of 50 books this year!
My annual one to eat less chocolate is always a bit of a disaster…
Everyone was against my resolution to purchase something that I needed for myself but I finally did it this year even though no one wanted that for me except myself.
My most successful New Year’s resolution was to stop drinking soda and I did! So glad and Thankful I stopped. Merry Christmas! 🎄☃️
I think my most successful resolution was to quit smoking
My most successful resolution was to eat less sugar and I feel so much better now that I did!
My most successful New Year’s resolution was to quit smoking. 13 years and counting ☺
My most successful New Years resolution was to read at least 2 books a month – I now read at least 4 books a month – ❤️ my books!!
My most successful resolution was to do nothing.
My most successful New Years resolution was to find my inner spirit.
I was successful at exercising 3 times a week.
My most successful resolution is not to have a resolution 😉
eating healthier and getting more sleep
Every year I resolve to send out birthday greetings to friends & family on time…it never happens. In fact this year i completely missed my sis-in-laws bday
Keep the weight off.
most successful is no resolution at all. least successful to get organized. I just can’t do it.
My New Year’s resolution has always been to finally go on that diet, but I have always failed and ended up gaining more weight…
Eat less sugar.-
No more sugary desserts
Eliminate sugar from my diet.
I usually commit to a daily exercise regimen until I lose enough weight.
Working out more often – thanks for the generous contest & chance to win!!
My most successful resolution is not to have a resolution
My most successful New Years Resolution was to de-clutter my home. I did it and with the added bonus of being able to donate clothes, bags and kitchen ware to charity!
My most successful was to spend less time at the office and more time with family and friends
My resolution to eat healthy lasted only until January 2!!
My most successful was to reduce eating junk foods.
I don’t make New Years resolutions except the one time I made the resolution to never make another resolution and so far holding strong! Lol
My most successful resolution was that I saved enough money to go on a trip to Asia this summer
I was successful at keeping my resolution to exercise more.
My most successful New Year’s resolution is don’t make any.
I made a resolution, last year, to read one book a month. I have been successful at doing that.
Taking less carbs
Last year, I successfully increased my intake of leafy green vegetables!
I was able to maintain my healthy weight range this past year.
I was able to keep my resolution to increase my walking every day.
Do Not Make any Resolutions!!
I was able to keep the garage organized.
enjoy waking up to a new day
My most successful New Year’s resolution was to keep up with the dishes and general tidiness of the kitchen.
New Years resolutions what a joke I have never been able to keep any
Biggest success with a New Years resolution was a few years ago, when I decided to change my diet and exercise. I lost 70 lbs by the summer.
I resolved to lose weight this year and I’m down over 40 lbs since January
My most successful New Year’s resolution was that I was going to read a new book every month. I actually did that!
I have learned to stop have a resolution of losing weight.. I start and then I give up! So that’s a fail on my part.
I don’t make resolutions. I don’t wait until the new year to make a “change”.
My most successful resolution was to not make a resolution in the first place 😉
A couple years ago I lost 20 lbs and have successfully kept it off.
I lost 60 lbs one year and was in the best shape of my life.
I don’t make resolutions and I never break them.
I always told myself that once I have graduated and completed my education, I will take care of myself and be happy. That was my goal and my New Year resolution. I have just recently graduated and since then I feel so relieved, happy and I smile a lot and I always make my surroundings laugh and I just make their day brighter by spreading positive vibes. I believe that I have succeeded into maintaining my New Year resolution and will continue to keep it this way.
Not really a resolution, just intentions to make better choices.
Fail!! Quit Smoking 🙁
I kept my resolution of quitting smoking.
Hit . . . read more books.
My most disastrous fail was trying to be more organized! Eek!
failing to quit smoking
To spend more time with my family. Sunday dinners twice a month with my boys and their families, best resolution made, by far!
“Oh isn’t it always to lose weight & get your butt out the door & start walking…all good intention that don’t last, sigh! If not now how about in the Spring.
My most successful is getting healthier by losing weight and exercising.
My most successful was quitting smoking in 2002.
My most successful New Year’s resolution, was not making one. I couldn’t fail! Lol
Really though, last year I wanted to eat better and I was pretty successful. Being pregnant helped a bunch!
My new year’s resolution was to lose weight but I failed
Always say I am going to exercise and lose weight , start off great but doesn’t last.
I failed at my New Year’s resolution which was to get my driver’s license. I made this resolution a few times, but I always put everything else ahead of my personal goal and never followed through. 🙁
I fail at dry January… every year!
Try to maintain a healthy balanced lifestyle–am working on success
Trying to lose weight was really bad.
Every year I make a resolution to exercise more and it never happens. Maybe this year 🙂
My BEST New Years resolution was to stop making resolutions years ago. I think it’s stressful to put that kind of pressure on yourself just because it’s January 1st. Winter is not my favourite season and it’s so easy to lose motivation during the cold, dark months. Now I make periodic small goals on an ongoing basis. I find that September seems to have a sense of renewal and is always a nice time to review and make a plan for the rest of the year.
disaster de-cluttering my house
disaster de-cluttering my house
disaster de-cluttering my house
disaster de-cluttering my house
disaster de-cluttering my house
Annual disastrous fail is getting organized, de-cluttered home
The most disastrous fail is trying to keep my home clean with two kids 🙁
Success. Lost 65 pounds
To lose weight, and success. I’ve lost over 40 pounds this year.
I don’t quite believe in NY’s resolutions… because everyday is a resolution to do better. You win some and you lose some. But you get up and try again instead of beating yourself up for failing. So that’s my resolution for another year. KEEP ON LIVING!
I wanted to cut out sugar completely and nobody believed I could do it. So it was motivation for my health and to hopefully prove everyone wrong, which I did by stopping for the whole year and losing 45lbs!
Biggest fail, decluttering!
My worst resolution idea without much thought process into unfortunately was 2019. Everyone was and still is raving about these Keto pills, and the diet. Not saying I hadn’t seen results from this miracle came into everyone’s life. My own father lost 30 pounds, maintained it off for good part year. Now wasn’t expecting this Keto revolution to give me a Victoria Secret model body, hip & butt way to big. I was hoping to feel comfortable in bathing suit, minus big coverup wear overtop it. I thought,says take 1 a day. 💡Quicker results, take 2. Spend $450!! My dad got them online,same he had taken. Well if you expect it to just shed pounds and don’t work out. Or change your night time snacking, sneaking in carbs almost daily. Last 20 days, still have 10 left in first bottle, 4 not even open. #$450resolutionfailure
Years ago I decided to eat healthier and ‘move more’ and after five months I lost around forty pounds. I never felt better in my life.
just to get on a healthier path, walk more, drink more water… health reasons
Fail – exercise, eat healthier to shed 30-40 lbs and be able to have a significant other and be able to spend Christmas with them the following year. Still Hasn’t happened … 😖😭
To surround myself with only people who make me feel good about myself. By doing this I have a very strong support system! Quality over quantity…in my younger days it was the opposite!
2019’s resolution was to declutter and organize. It has really been a game changer in my house and am really happy with the results.
I both failed miserably & succeeded.
My New Year’s Resolution to lose weight was a disastrous fail BUT my Resolution to get out more & get more exercise was actually quite a great success!
My most successful New Year’s resolution was to meditate daily.
I finally stopped smoking and lost 25 lbs at the same time.
Due to the highly reported failure rate of New Year’s resolutions, I make it a point never to make them. When someone asks what my New Year’s resolution is, I tell them, ‘Not to make New Year’s resolutions.’ Thanks for the awesome giveaway opportunity.
Trying to eat healthier, less meat and more veggies.
my successful new year’s resolution for 2019 was to lose weight and exercise and i have done both and kept it up all year! to date i have lost many inches on my body as well as 80 pounds! i feel lighter, healthier and can move around more easily. I am very proud of this accomplishment considering i am 70 years old! 😉
New Year’s resolutions are never successful for me unless I make them so generic they always come true .
every year – I try to lose weight. It never works. This year I’m going to try and be healthy.
The only successful New Year’s resolution was the year I decided not to make one. I felt no guilt and failure. It was a good feeling.
The year I said I would quit smoking. Never have been as successful as that since.
To be less wasteful…it’s still a work in progress!
Most successful was resolving to workout six days a week and I have!
I promised myself not to play Farmville anymore and I kept that promise.
To leave a job I wasn’t happy in – much happier now!
best resolution was to start a family! 🙂
Gave up sugar and white bread.
losing weight? Hopeless Sigh
Lose weight and I managed to lose 70 pounds!
One of my New Year’s resolutions was to eat veggies with my dinner every night-I am not a fan of veggies so that did not last long.
I got a fitbit last year and made a goal of walking 6k steps a day. I now walk between 12 and 16k a day every day! I would say that was a success. Part of the success was we decided to go to Disneyworld in the next few years and you walk a lot there, I hold that in my mind while I walk 🙂
I honestly have never succeeded at any new years resolution, but there is always a new year to try!
getting healthy…sometimes it works, other times not so much
I managed to stop drinking soda
Tried to quit smoking, not successful after a late night party.
Most successful resolution is ongoing but involves increasing my mobility in everyday life. This came about as a result of an accident in which I was hit by a car while riding my bike, I am back to riding and walking but need more strengthening to go hiking.
Quitting smoking 10 years ago now. My next resolution (coming soon) will be to eat healthier and start exercising.
Have lots movie nights with family and friends
to lose weight, and eat healthier
Most successful- drinking more water …
… it lasted a whole week 🙂
Mine was to run twice a week, and its working well.
I resolved last year to exercise more and I have been.
The year I became more financially responsible!!! Best New Years ever!!!!
The year I became financially responsible!! Best new year’s resolution ever!!!
Always fail: exercise more
To laugh more!
Learn to skate
My most successful New Year’s resolution was to quit smoking. I have been smoke free for 5 years now.
trying to lose weight – the only thing I lose every year is my willpower
To have more patience’s with my kids. That lasted 2 hours. Lol
MY most successful and failure is the same. Losing or not losing weigh.
Going to the gym- never happened >< It’s my resolution this coming year again
Making a budget and sticking too. Am almost debt free now 🙂
I committed to declutter 365 items this year and succeeded! I ended up decluttering more, beyond the one item a day goal – 1200 items were removed and it feels great!
My most successful New Year’s resolution was to quit smoking. I tried that time and failed!! But, I knew I had it in me, so I tried again and did it!!
Get outside for a walk at least three times a week for one hour each time to keep a good health.
My resolution last year was to take a walk every day and I’ve been pretty good at sticking to it.
my most successful resolution was to buy a new car!
My best resolution was to save up for a trip
I failed at eating no sweets.
I make my resolutions before the new years so I have a few weeks of experience before announcing it. This works for me. My most successfully resolution was to change how I sleep so I can enjoy more of the day. I am up with the birds & feeling much better on a regular sleep routine..
quit eating sugar
My most successful New Year’s Resolution was this past year… I resolved to meet and beat my work targets and numbers; to blow away everyone else. I hit that goat 5 months in advance and have surpassed all my past records and others who had previously been ahead of me.
I keep gaining back the same old 10 lbs that I would like to keep off but it keeps creeping up.
Improve my Golf game is all.
My most disastrous New Year’s Eve fail has been wanting to lose weight and keep it off! Really a lose, lose!
My most successful was quitting smoking over 15 yrs ago
My ongoing fail, to give up candy
I would like to go on a weekend getaway.
To eat healthier, we used to eat pretty bad.
My most successful was quitting smoking but it took a long time and I kept having small set backs but I did. Then I gained weight so the falling year was a diet that is ongoing but I do feel better.
try to lose 100 pounds so i don;t have to take any more medications everyday!
To eat better and less carbs
lay off the sweets but its too hard and I failed miserably
Weight loss
My New Year’s resolution was to stop drinking Diet Pepsi well I am 33 days Diet Pepsi free!
To stop eating junk food lol it’s just to yummy
My best New years resolution was quitting smoking at the end of 1999. Best decision ever made.
Biggest disaster was forgetting to pick up our pre-purchased turkey before they closed. Sausage rolls and stuffing for Christmas dinner was a first!
My most successful and important resolution was to go back to school that year and now I’m employed where I want to work ❤🎄
to finally stop smoking
My most successful has been to be active…power walking and yoga on a regular basis
My worst fail was joining a fitness club ,going for a month and then losing my motivation to go
My best was quitting smoking and I did since 2018 – my worst was to join a gym which didn’t happen.
resolved to be more grateful for what i have and did great at practicing gratitude daily in 2019. it really makes a difference to your life!
I have never managed any New Year’s resolutions, so, I just don’t make any.
My most successful New Year’s resolution was 2 years ago, I made a resolution to lose weight, so I started eating better, cutting out the sugar and cycling a ketogenic diet. Amazing. Can’t say how awesome it is and how I finally feel like the ‘old me’ again! Full of energy, never bloated and of course, I lost a bunch of weight! Yay!!!
To exercise regularly – I’ve kept this up for the last 30 years!
Lose Weight
My most successful was to quit smoking. It’s been 26 years now since I smoked.
to finish school! done!
I’ve given up on New Year’s resolutions! LOL
My most successful was to take time to do a daily walk no matter what the weather and I have been doing this for over 25 years now!
To eat healthier
To read more
My most successful New Year’s resolution is an ongoing wellness plan to improve my stamina and endurance. So far, so good – 5 years and counting.
Two years ago my resolution was to lose 40 pounds in one year and I did it by doing the keto diet
my new years resolution last year was to lose 30 lbs. but i gained a lot of weight instead
My most successful new years resolution was to go to the gym everyday: I’ve gone nearly every day!
My most successful New Year’s resolution was to lose weight for my daughter’s wedding, and I did it!
I’m never successful at New Year’s resolutions, so my resolution is to not make any resolutions, and at that I am very successful!
I don’t put much stock with New Years resolutions, so I guess you would say I’m unsuccessful.
My most successful New Year’s resolution was not to make one–instead to be kinder to myself, and to start with where I’m at. Losing weight as a resolution has not worked, but cutting down on carbs and processed foods did help my health.
My most successful was intending to stay in touch with friends and make more time for them….a win for me as well:)
I don’t bother with New Years Resolutions, so I would say I’m successful!
My most successful New Year’s Resolution was to stop smoking and it was successful
Best resolution was to not have a resolution, and just try to live the year to my fullest.
I don’t make New Years resolutions- just try each year to live ones best life
My most successful resolution was quitting smoking. I smoked almost 2 packs per day and 26 years ago on Jan.1st. I said no more and have not had a cigarette since. I am still proud of myself.
No resolutions. Try to be better all year.
I actually don’t ever make new years resolutions as I don’t want the disappointment of not succeeding.
Trying to eat healthy and exercise is a daily chore
Exercise
Eat healthy and exercise (all year round not really a resolution)
Most disastrous fail is to cut sugar in my diet … I believe that New Year’s resolutions not only don’t work but can make matters worse…i crave chocolate ALL THE TIME LOL
My most successful has been keeping it simple. Wearing more lip colour.
My most successful New Year’s resolution and/or most disastrous fail would be to not do resolutions 😉 less stress and no disappointment.
Promise myself I wouldn’t be so hard on myself and I have failed miserably. Much easier to lose weight.
Drinking more water, I failed at it miserably. It’s funny I will be telling others they need to hydrate and not do it myself. Oh well, half a month to go and I’ll take smaller steps this time to ease myself into it in the new year. Thank you Tribute for the chance to win and good luck all <3
A successful new year’s resolution is getting outdoors and hiking more – got to do a lot of hikes this year!
I successfully met my goal of doing more creative passion projects this year!
my most successful was the year I decided not to set a resolution
To take better care of my health
To stop drinking pop – that lasted about 2 days
In 2005 I resolved to quit smoking and I have not had one puff since. Fifteen years in a few days. Best gift I ever gave myself.
My most successful New Years resolution was to not make a New Years resolution.
my most disastrous New Year’s resolution fail has been to stop nail bitting
Best resolution is spending more time outdoors. Worst was staying in top of chores.
Last years resolution: be less gossipy. How did I during the year? I am talking less, but some people jusk still get my back up. Argggh.
Most successful one was to stop drinking! Took a few new years day hangovers to stick to it 😉
My most successful in the past was losing weight!
To lose 25lbs and I did it it!
Finally stopped smoking
To loose weight 🙂
Worst fail – Losing weight!
Keep biking as it’s great exercise. Keep eating healthy and try to stop smoking on January 1st.
My epic fail of a New Years resolution was to get more fit. Money spent zero follow threw….. maybe this year
To eat a gluten free diet which has increased my health and strength.
To make sure I go to sleep early and get 8 hours of rest daily.
To have more play and less work in my life.
To visit friends and family more often.
Do more exercice
My BEST New Years resolution was to stop making resolutions years ago.
I have a baby girl
I am so happy 🎉🎊🌈👏🏻💐
To get more organized. Nailed it!
To lose weight….did very well, but unfortunately it has crept back this year.
To eat healthier
To exercise more, epic failure.
The usual: lose weight, exercise more, get more sleep,.. but it never lasts long, unfortunately
My most successful resolution was to run a half marathon and I achieved it.
Last year I resolved to stop wasting food. I’ve been doing pretty good with it! Like was making a dish the other night and looked at the spinach that had started to wilt. I just chopped it up and added it to it. Once it was cooked you didn’t notice the wilt, it didn’t affect the taste and we got extra nutrients 🙂
My best new years resolution was to go out more and meet new people.
Best New Year’s Resolution was no more resolutions. I was never very good at keeping them. Now I just try my best everyday.
In 2017 I resolved to have a baby! And I sure did 🙂 My resolution for 2020 is the same!
In 2019 I resolved to go easy on myself, and I did 😉
My worst-kept resolution was to get more sleep, and go to bed earlier. Not happening — still a night owl!
To find something good about each day it’s not always easy I’ve had some very bad days but it was made me appreciate the little chuckles more when you find them.
Most successful resolution was to take time for me … perfect resolution for today’s prize!
My most successful resolution for New Year’s was to find something positive each and every day no matter what was going on! It’s deemed as successful as to this day, some 15 years later, I wake up with a smile on my face and truly look forward to each and every day…it’s become my way of life and it’s great!
Quitting smoking!
Eat less chips
most successful New Year’s resolution was losing weight a few years ago
My most successful new year’s resolution was to read more book in 2019 and I have surpassed the number of books I read in 2019 in comparison to 2018.
my most successful New Year’s Resolution was to meditate daily 🙂
TO STOP SWEARING…DARN IT!!
Eating healthier
I have stopped trying to make New Year’s Resolutions – too many have failed in the past!
I dont really make resolutions because i dont want to limit myself to when i can start a new goal lol
My most successful New Year’s resolution was to not make any more New Year’s resolutions!
Successful was not making one so no disappointment
Fail is singing up for the gym – never sign up for the gym lol
My most successful resolution was when I wanted to complete a couch to 5k program. Years later this will be one of my 2020 resolutions again. Cheers!
Healthy eating and exercise
Working out and staying fit
My NYE resolution was to simply be happy and I was able to make that happen every year. Every year I am blessed to be alive with my wonderful family and friends. God bless all 🙂
To eat better , did real good and feel much better for it
Ahh my most New Years fail is trying to eat better and healthier! I can do it for about a month then those burgers just call my name. I do try to balance my diet though.
To be happier and not let things stress me out so much
New years 2017 was to get hired as a full time firefighter and I successfully did that. My most proud accomplishment.
Each year I give up alcohol in all forms from January 1st to March 17th (St. Patrick’s Day). I make an exception for Superbowl because, I mean, come on. But I find this a good way to “re-set” after the holidays. I spend less, I shed a few pounds, I eat better, etc. Highly recommend.
To become a vegan. I failed within two weeks.
My daughter has become one o i thiught i would try as well.
lose extra 15lb
Resolution last year was to exercise 5x a week and I did for 7 months until I became pregnant and very nauseous. 🙂
I was able to stop biting my fingernails
To do one overly grand and extravagant thing for a stranger each month – anonymously – and to help a heart out there that needs a little bit extra of that Christmas spirit, all the year long. To be honest, I think it was twice as rewarding for me as it was for the recipient and I was the real benefactor of this resolution.
I quite smoking!!
Take the little hassle with a smile
To eat healthy and exercise more!
To lose weight and I always do when i make it my resolution.
Loosing Weight – and this year I finally did it. Lost 5 sizes – Next year – hopefully will be where I want to be.
To eat healthier, and exercise more….which never happened. New years resolutions just aren’t for me
eat healthy and be more active
My most successful New Year’s resolution was to reduce my sugar intake. Glad to say I’ve lost 10 pounds !
no resolutions – no failures.
quit smoking
being more mindful.
improve communication.
don’t make them
Walking to lose weight and it worked for awhile at least.
My most successful New Year’s resolution was to cut out sugar from my diet.
Social Media detox for 2 months! It worked!
I had success going back to school to further my education.
going to gym more…failure lol every year!
My plan was to cull my belongings however my son moved back home … with his girlfriend. I know have two times more stuff in my home than I started the year with!
Most successful New Year’s Resolution was when I lost 50 lbs. Sure was one of my most proud moments.
This year I passed two important exams.
My most successful resolution was “writing things down” Lists are a wonderful thing!!
Resolution- to go easier on myself
Eat healthy
I don’t make New year resolutions
My most successful resolution was this past year. Getting together with my friends at least once a month.
Best was to be better at being a friend
My resolution for this year is to have a more balanced diet and hopefully lose some weight
Mine was saving more, although not much more. But more is more
GOING TO YOGA EVERYDAY AND THEN BARELY GOING, MAYBE ONCE OR TWICE A MONTH.
I was succesful in eating less meat.
to stop eating potato chips in 1967! I rarely eat them now even
Getting healthy and practicing self care – Most successful resolution.
My resolution is being retired at 45, it turns out that I have to come back to work at 45 !
Quitting smoking. Almost 20 years ago
loosing weight stop junk food and eating a lot of fast food ( I was successful) and am keeping it off, and rarely go for any fast food ( only if I have a coupon) In the long run it was much better to eat at a quality restaurant. Good quality food.
working out daily – not so good
My New Year;s resolution is the same every year. To spend less money but it never seems to happen!
I failed at exercising and eating more healthy. Here’s to 2020!
successfully overcoming a health issue
Quitting smoking!
I dont make resolutions for new years
Trying to chill-out more- epic fail.
Quit smoking in 1999 ~ my new years resolution for the year 2000 !!! BEST thing I ever did !!! Good luck to all who are trying to quit 🙂
always have it in mind to eat healthier but less food!
try to quit smoking would be number one with me
Eat healthy
My most successful resolution was giving more hugs to others.
My worst resolution was eating less cheese!
Years ago – to quit smoking sometime that year. One day in August, I had had enough and just stopped, used the patch system. Decade of success!
My best and most successful New Years Resolution was to get healthy & lose weight. I lost almost 70 lbs and feel like a different person!! ❤️
to keep moving and eat healthy
Go to the gym 3 times a week
Always gave up smoking at midnight and then had a cigarette in my hand by 1201. Sad
I never make New Year’s resolutions as I can never stick to them.
Quit smoking
Always weight loss – some success and fails.
I’m like an OWL lol..Need to to bed before 2am.
Yo have my resolution last one month. It barely lasts a month after Jan 1st each year
Resolutions are made out of weakness, actions out of strength.
Getting more sleep