12 Days of Christmas giveaway: Day 8 – Saputo Gift Boxes, Humans Blu-ray Set
By Marriska Fernandes on December 8, 2020 | 1,511 Comments
Today’s giveaway takes entertainment to the next level.
First up, we are giving away the Blu-ray collection debut of the uncut UK edition of AMC’s thrilling sci-fi drama, Humans: Complete Collection. The BAFTA-Award nominated series is set in the near future where humanoid “synths” have been created to help busy families simplify their lives. But will these perfect servants stay compliant forever? Humans has a great ensemble cast including Gemma Chan, Katherine Parkinson and Tom Goodman-Hill. This series first premiered on AMC Networks. The complete six-disc Blu-ray set is valued at $69.99.
Next up, we have a selection of cheese boxes from Saputo. The following are the delicious Saputo cheese boxes you can win, perfect for a family holiday get together. Each of these are valued between $20 – $30.
The Great Canadian Cheese Platter
A Collection Inspired by Italian Cheesemaking
Goat Cheese Lovers
A Collection of Award Winning Cheeses
A Collection of Entertaining Cheeses
A Collection of Mini Fine Cheeses
The total value of today’s giveaway is over $200. If you would like to win this, leave your full name and a comment below telling us what was your most successful New Year’s resolution — or most disastrous fail.
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to exercise more
My usual, and always unsuccessful, resolution is to lose weight.
I have yet to have a successful New Year’s resolution, fails weight loss, smoking, etc.
To spend more time with friends and family
Drink less alcohol
Cook more for friends.
To live more in the moment and appreciate what I have!
I try to make improvements each year!
My most successful resolution was not making resolutions
I’m not going to be original with this one: lose weight. lol.
My usual resolution is to lose weight and exercise more, which never really works out in my favour unfortunately. 🙁
I always plan on doing more exercise and every year I fail miserably.
To get rid of excess things in my house.
My most successful New Year’s resolution a few years back was to lose weight. I ended up losing about 40 lbs. A couple years after, I gained it back and said I would do it again as a 2020 resolution… well… as you could guess, that was disasters!
take better care of myself
Walk to work instead of driving.
Wear more lip colour – an easy one!
To bake less sweets. I used to make a cake or cookies every week but now I only bake for a special occasion.
I don’t really make resolutions !
getting in shape
My most disastrous fail is to attend fitness classes. I bought a pass for 12 classes and only attended one class.
Most successful New Years resolution was to quit smoking, and I did it cold turkey. Most disastrous was to lose weight.
It is to do physical exercise every day.
My best resolution was to make no resolutions! Kept it all year!
To be the best person I can be
I stopped playing Farmville.
Quitting smoking over 7 years and still going strong
My most successful resolution was to not turn down any social invitation I received. Through that resolution I ended up meeting my husband, and we’ve been together 15 years!
Get outside and enjoy more winter activities
My most successful resolution was to clean up my credit card. A small debt that had been following me around for a couple years. I gave myself one year. I knuckled down … no take away morning coffees, one purchased lunch per week, no new blue jeans (gasp). The debt was gone in 10 months.
Last year I vowed to read more and I am thrilled to report that I have helped that promise!
I was able to lose a little bit of weight one year!
To not make resolutions that I cannot keep.
Walking outside everyday
Last year I vowed to read more and I am thrilled to report that I have kept that promise!
Quitting coffee
My plan to travel a lot in 2020 was a bit of a bust…
I think everyone’s most disastrous is to lose weight. My most successful was to volunteer locally. Kept that one up for as long as I was able.
to eat less processed foods, it was great…years ago. I’m thinking I should make the resolution again for 2021.
My most successful New Year’s resolution was 20 years ago when I quit smoking
Most successful – regular workout and healthy eating
Make resolutions to stop smoking a number of times
more time for myself
Most successful was taking things one day at a time
to not make new years resolutions lol
to make no resolutions
In 2020 I hope I can travel abroad
Read through the Bible in 1 year
My most successful New Years resolution was eating less junk food!
I don’t really make resolutions 🙂
Just to enjoy every day
dieting!
My most disastrous resolution was this past year where I said I wanted to travel more but with COVID, I really couldn’t do much.
I haven’t made resolutions in many years.
Same as usual. Eat better. Exercise more.
My most successful New Year’s resolution is to go for a walk every day and I have really stuck to it – weather permitting.
Most disastrous fail every year: giving up anything sweet – so why even bother life is supposed to be sweet!
Most successful quit smoking!
My best New Years resolution was cutting down on junk food. I knew I couldn’t do NO junk food at all so I made it an obtainable yet good goal.
To be better
My goals are to be more positive and to get in better shape mentally and physically. Thanks for the opportunity and Merry Christmas
My resolution was to gain 20 pounds, couldn’t have been easier!
My NY resolution was to read more books. The pandemic helped me out on this one lol
my most successful New Year Resolution was to stop drinking pepsi. So far so good, almost 1 year pepsi free!
To do physical exercise more
My most successful new years resolution was to switch to a plant-based diet. It has been 11 months and I love how healthy I feel now.
Most successful was to eat healthier
Most successful resolution: fix up my basement.
My most successful New Year’s resolution was to get more active. This year I went hiking weekly increasing both the time and the altitude of my hikes.
be healthy
Losing the weight and keeping it off!
I resolved to give up chocolate (which I love) and succeeded for an entire year! Been making up for it ever since, LOL.
My most successful resolution was to commute by walking to work everyday. I haven’t missed a day!
Oh please, at my age, I am definitely not making any. Life’s too short. Eat that cake!! 😉
To eat healthy, and exercise more.
To not have a resolution. Works every year.
Losing weight ugh!
I always start off the new year thinking that I will eat better and exercise more…….disastrous fail
I had to do it for a few years but…to be less wasteful has been my most successful resolution
TAKE EACH DAY IT COMES WITH A SMILE AND DO SOMETHING GOOD OR KIND TO SOMEONE ELSE.
Best New Year’s resolution was to commit to buying a farm and building a homestead for my family, shifting the focus toward our own self-reliance and sustainability.
My most successful new year’s resolution was to slow down a bit. Easy to do right now! LOL
To exercise more and eat healthier
Most successful: cut back on junk food.
My most disastrous resolution fail was that i was going to get out and walk more and then i broke my foot the next day at work lol
To have children before I’m 40 and I have 2 now ha ha
On Jan 1 2000 at 1201 I quit smoking and very proud to say I am still smoke free. It was worst for the people around me than it was for me lol.
To eat healthier and not after 7pm
To be happy and not stress out
My biggest NY resolution disaster is my current diet. LOL
My most successful resolution- not to make a January 1st resolution, and instead, to live my best life each and every day.
Was to only eat fast food a minimum of once a month. So far so good
I’ve never made one.
I lost 10 pounds by running on the treadmill daily for 6 months straight.
I would say for 2020 there were much different resolutions that were impeded by coronavirus so it put a damper on many things! So here’s to 2021!
Every year I make the same resolution, to exercise more, every year I fail! Maybe this year I will have success.
to stop making them
To spend more time with friends and family
Most successful is not making one! Best to make changes throughout the year for a better you!
Make more time for myself
To get a better job.
To drink more water.
I quit smoking 19 years ago!
my most successful resolution was to exercise daily
most successful New Year’s resolution was losing 5 pounds!
To not make New Year’s Resolutions
Oh please, at my age, not making any. Life is too short! Eat that cake! 😉
After smoking a pack a day for 10+ years I quit smoking, cold turkey, on Jan 1st, 1999. Never smoked again, Very tough the first few weeks but after that, no problem. To those who want to quit too, I suggest to stay away from your friends for those first few weeks, maybe a month. And Good luck.
I will eat delicious Saputo cheese while watching Humans!
A few years ago my resolution was the typical one, to lose some weight. I lost 40 lbs! After this crazy year of 2020,you can guest what happened. My resolution is to again lose some weight!
To live within my means…Not so great LOL
I vowed to never make any New Years resolutions and I’m sticking to it.
To eat more cheese, so this win would really help me out
My most successful resolution was not to make them anymore.
Trying out meditation for relaxation and stress reduction…
To be less wasteful
Lol I don’t make any cause I never stick to em lol
To be healthy
I never made New Year resolutions, because I learned live for the moment.
My most successful was to set small goals toward my desired bigger goal and it worked.
Most disasterous fail to eat more healthily and excercise more
My most successful resolution for 2020 was to eat better. And amazingly enough I accomplished it!
To try new recipes.
To lose weight.
To be more active
My most successful was trying to drink more water which I did.
Lose 10 lbs. Epic fail every year. 🙄
To be more positive.
Honestly, I’ve never made New Years Resolutions. Never felt the need to.
I quit smoking 10 years ago, but I quit in November!
To de clutter
Most successful
Have more patience / Be more active
I usually promise myself to have a better year
To keep going
Resolution was to go with the flow. 2020 was the year to do that!!
I signed myself up for a 12 week bootcamp starting Jan 12th – without him knowing I also signed my husband up – he won most weight loss of 36 lbs!!! I lost 15lbs and we both felt so proud we did it;)
My most successful New year’s resolution was to stop making them.
I try not to have new year’s resolutions, but instead have goals that don’t align with January 1st
To quit smoking cold turkey-only one I’ve made that I’ve followed through with
Exercise and eat more veggies is my New Years Resolution.
Same fail each year……weightloss and exercise more
I quit smoking successfully, it’s been 36 years!
Weight loss
Lose weight – fail
I quit smoking 8 years ago
I always say I am going to quit smoking and I am still smoking .
running more often
Each year, just like the last…I say I will travel more… definitely don’t see that happening soon.
Stay safe everyone.
I started a gym and stuck with it!
I resolve not to make any resolutions.
So far I failed, still need to lose weight. But trying drinking more water to keep me full and flush my system.
Hopefully works only time will tell.
To eat healthier.
less focus on work, more on family
diet drinks only
I said I would learn Spanish, and I’m 216 days straight of lessons
becoming more studious
Find something to be grateful for every day! Keeps you feeling positive 😊
Laugh more!
Quitting coffee!
This year’s failure was resolution to do more traveling. Perhaps 2021 will be better
To spend more time with friends and family
My most successful was losing weight
To be kinder to myself.
To laugh more!
Quit smoking fail
To quit smoking and I still smoke .
To accept every invitation because I don’t get out enough.
most successful was to lose 50 lbs
Eat healthier
Mine is always to drink more water. I should be completely water by now.
I think the most successful was my resolution to spend more time on myself- although it is sometimes impossible.
Taking the stairs more often instead of the elevator – that didn’t last more than a week.
To enjoy the little things more.
I don’t do resolutions now – too many failures!!
Best one that I do keep is that I appreciate everything and everyone a little more!
Most successful was sticking to a workout schedule
My most successful New Year resolution was from 2 years ago!! I vowed to change my eating habits and I did!! I have lost 40lbs and kept it off!!
Losing weight and getting in shape most successful
To go for more walks and hikes.
Weight loss, so I gave up on the resolutions for the New Year and slowly have succeeded day by day without pressure to be healthier.
My Best new years resolution was to take more time for myself
Spending more time getting in shape
I never have a New Years resolution. I feel you should work at those things every day. And I do try.
Best: Less TV, more reading.
Exercising more often
To be healthier same resolution for many years not always a success.
Must successful was to exercise three times a week
To spend more time at home!
I wanted to drink more water and did it!!!!!!
My most successful resolution was to stop making them years ago. Felt I didn’t need the extra pressure and chose to have more joy
Least successful was to go online less
I received a year’s fitness pass as a gift for Christmas….all excited…New Year’s Resolution in the bag! lasted for a week!
Don’t sweat the small stuff…best resolution ever
My best resolution was to be grateful for every day! No matter how “bad” my days seem.
To eat a healthier diet .
My resolution every New Year is to lose the three pounds I put on at Christmas and I do because we usually go somewhere warm for a week in February and it is a motivation to lose it.
To eat healthier-big fail
To eat a healthier diet .
Most successful was to volunteer more. So rewarding for myself and those I have helped.
My most successful New Year’s resolution was to one new sport a month.
Penser à ce qu’on a dans la vie.
Failed to get better looking..
Ma résolution est de prendre encore plus soin de mes 4 petits-enfants. Merci.
Eating healthier.
My resolution to get outside more and enjoy the outdoors, especially in winter.
My most successful resolution was to cut back on alcohol
Healthy eating
Losing weight
My biggest fail is to exercise more. Thanks for the opportunity!
eat healthier
I do not make New Years resolutions!
Healthy eating
Most successful: in 2003 I resolved to quit smoking for good – and succeeded!
I quit smoking!
Prendre soin de moi
Eat healthy stay active
Exercise more
My most successful one was to keep more in touch with family and friends! Thank you for the chance!
Two years ago I decided to make a resolution to get fit, and invested in some home gym equipment. I thought the chances of failure were high. But two years later and I’m still exercising every day! I’ve expanded our home gym with even more equipment, and I’m in the best shape of my life 🙂
Spending more time at home.
To have more me time. I’ve been walking weekly with a group of friends, doing Socacize twice a week and playing soccer once a week. So much happier!
My most disasterous failure was my resolution to get more exercise.
I’m all successful New Year’s resolution would be toHelp someone every single day even if they don’t know it.
I’ve never had a successful New Year’s resolution.
learn finances and be better with them
I don’t make resolutions any more – I usually only last a week1
Drink more water.
quit smoking
To reduce my plastic waste!
Quit smoking and yes I did
To help out at homeless shelters
I promised my wife to go for more walks/hikes… and I kept my word.
Attempting something new each month, it ended up fantastic.
Probably spending less and eating healthier
Resolved to lose weight. Never works out.
To exercise more! Thanks!
Lose weight
most always failed so do not do them anymore!
If I didn’t want to do something it was to say “NO”.
By all means, my best resolution was to quit smoking after being diagnosed with COPD, and moving to the coast of Nova Scotia with the salt-water air which has greatly improved my health.
My most successful resolution is to keep exercising.
Resolutions to exercise more are always a fail.
Mine have all been epic fails!
To travel more!
My best resolution was to actually quit smoking!
Keeping a gratitude journal: ) go to the gym not so much
I don’t really make resolutions other than to try and have a better year than the one previous. Fingers crossed it comes true this year, for all of us! 🤞🎅🎄
My most successful new years resolution is eating more vegetables and staying conscious of being more healthy!
to exercise more. Started out well but an eventual fail.
My New Year’s resolution that is always an epic fail is to lose weight and exercise more
I quit smoking! And still going strong!
drinking more water
I don’t think I’ve ever kept a New Year’s resolution!
To walk daily.
I’m not very good at keeping New Year’s resolutions. My most successful? eat more chocolate.
Walking more
To start working out more
Eating healthier
Losing weight is always my most disastrous fail
best res … quit smoking , years ago .
I promised to eat healthier and am doing my best
to balance my budget and stick to it!
to exercise more
My most successful New Years Resolution was to give up making New Years Resolutions to avoid disappointment in myself.
Quit smoking, almost 2 years now.
Definitely diet change to lose weight but still have Christmas chocolates around.
I disastrously fail to lose weight every year
Most disastrous fail going to bed before midnight
To do more exercise walks which I did do in 2020 due to the lockdowns.
Drink more water!
To be more active and healthy
I wanted to lose weight….and I have lost 30 pounds! Yeah!
Lol..same every year. To lose weight😝
Worst fail-to lose weight and exercise more
eat healthier, it’s ongoing
Stop drinking coffee. It lasted for several years =)
My most successful NY’s resolution has been to exercise more, and it’s actually happening this year!
Weight loss epic fail
My most successful resolution was to quit smoking in 1999. I’m still smoke free!
Same as it is every year – get in better shape.
To exercise more was a disastrous fail lol
Making a go of my dog sitting business , took my passion for loving dogs and turned it into a wonderful business , Well that was till Covid hit , now none of pups owners are not traveling and for good reason , so miss all my pooches , but know they will all be back again some day …..Merry Christmas to Everyone and especially all the fur babies out there 🎅🎄🎅
disaster fail not following my resolutions
To clean and organize my house.
Eat more cheese!
I successfully drank more water.
Resolution: read labels on clothing .. to improve my laundry skills!
Get in better shape – disaster fail.
To purge my house of having too much stuff
My most successful resolutions was to stop making resolutions, but to be the best I could be all year round.
to be more posisitive
successful- maintain fitness
most successful resolution as always is be grateful and kind to others
Resolution 2020: Learn golf
Action: Took a lesson and hit the range
Result: I suck less
Resolution 2021: Score under 120
My resolution was to lose weight & exercise more. I was doing well at first but didn’t reach my goal so I will have to continue doing this for year 2021…(in order to reach my goal!)
Thanks for the opportunity to win!
I don’t really set New Years Resolutions as I never keep them but one year I vowed to quit smoking by years end and I have now been smoke free for four years!
Losing weight and keeping it off.
Exercising more
To lose weight…which i try so hard at the beginning and then fail at lol.
I want to spend time with all my friends once this is over 🙂
dieting
Not sure there are any successful ones. I said I was going to lose 10 pounds last year. I think I have gained 10
To quit smoking – many years ago and it finally worked one year! Never give up!
Each year I told myself that this year I will stop buying clothes, I have no more room for them and also, I don’t need them haha. It was once again a total flop! I think I even bought more clothes than usual because I descovered the second hand clothes, it was cheaper for bettee clothes, oupsy!
Most successful was to run a half marathon!
To have regular, daily devotions
Losing weight by exercising more. I love cross-country skiing so as long as there is snow, I am motivated. One year I lost 10 lbs. easy. I hope to repeat this year.
To get in shape which will help my sciatic nerve pain.
Gave up pop for a few months
Spend more time with my family and friends which was very happy times and gave me a lot of beautiful memories to enjoy!
Read book a month since 2013 new years resolution
I would have to say to quit Smoking and have to say it was successful its been 30 years.
Lose weight
a few years ago i took a 1 year membership out to a gym and got my money’s worth by working out several times a week for a full year
I have failed for the last 3 years on my resolution of cleaning out my huge collection of photos.
To push myself to reach my fitness goals!
Probably my most successful New Years resolutions ever was to stop biting my nails. Sometimes a small and more attainable goal is a good goal!
Stop Smoking
Take care of my health
My most successful New Year’s resolution was a fitness one (like every year), but one I actually stuck too! I was in that gym almost everyday and really noticed a difference!
The most success I had was to give up alcohol for 1year!
Earned my karate black belt. Did more running than last year. Failed at going to bed earlier.
My biggest success was buying a house!
best new years resolution was spending more time with my kids
To worry less and take one day at a time.
To eat healthier.
to put myself first.
Eat.more.cheese.
oh work harder? Smile please and thanks
Weight Management – it never goes right.
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I made a NYs resolution once to finish a Full Marathon…and I did it that year!
To stop complaining.
To take art classes. I have been enjoying them since I retired 10 years ago.
To let the little things go! Worry less, and practice being thankful.
not making resolutions
Lose 20 lbs and get fit!
To try to stress less and enjoy each moment, have patience and be quick to forgive
Every year I resolve to lose weight and every year I fail. But I’m not giving up. I will make the same resolution again this year.
To reduce my sugar intake.
I learned to juggle!
my most successful resolution was to exercise everyday for a year! and I did it!
Remove stress… so far so good. It’s an everyday practice all year long!
I think the biggest win was my resolution to eat more cheese!!! 😂
Failed once again to quit smoking!
To stress less about the small things, enjoy every moment – to forgive quicker and not hold onto negative feelings
to keep the same way because if things are going allright why change and give it a chance to screw everything up right well thats it same old same old
Taking regular exercise.
Be more motivated
Without question, my most disastrous New Year’s Resolution fail was “to lose weight.” ‘Nuff said.
To drink more water. This is a continual struggle.
Nothing – I have never made a New Years Resolution and never will
Quitting smoking , which has been a success 😁
Resolution is too lose weight.
Exercise more
My biggest fail was to quit smoking, but my biggest accomplishment was to be more positive everyday, not sweating the small stuff😁
Stay positive
My most successful New year’s resolution was to drink more water and I’m still doing it.
numerous years it was to quit smoking…..finally worked!
Be healthy and pain free
Biggest resolution was to travel more. We did. We went to Iceland and I proposed to my wife
Exercise more and add more food variety
Fitness
To exercise more.
most successful resolution: to floss every night
To run a half marathon by summer. By summer I was running 6-12 miles a day and did the 13+miles,
Take time off of work to spend with family
My most successful was quitting smoking.
My most successful New Year’s resolution was to not make one in the first place!
Spend time with family
To travel a lot this year. There’s always next year ; )
My fail year after year is to exercise more and eat healthier
I plan on walking the dog more.
I have yet to declutter my house, every year i say I will and then here we are again.
My most successful resolution was to stop making resolutions !
Quit smoking
Successful – Appreciate what I currently have & increase my daily activity by going out everyday
Fail: find new grad student position, 5 years later still looking….
Exercise, (eggnog & Christmas pudding), exercise – repeat.
to exercise more
Partial success – be more patient & understand my wife more.
Exercise X 365
To eat healthy, and exercise more
My New Year’s Resolution every year is pretty easy (which is why it’s successful). I go to bed early – without drinking – then wake up on New Year’s Day feeling healthy and refreshed and go for a nice hike with someone I love.
To live more in the moment! Life is short.
Atkins diet – works for me and I can still eat cheese! Thanks!
think about doing more traveling
Every year I start with good intentions & I’ll put my best effort in again. I’ll wake up Jan.1 with a smile for my family, a stretch for myself, organize the home to show I care, thank God for Everything & live to tell about it.
I wanted to catch up on some sleep
I ALWAYS resolve to stop eating junk food. I’m good for a bit, and then revert to bad habits.
To cut down on eating processed sugars and start eating healthier
Stopped watching TV
I have never made a new years resolutions because I knew I wouldn’t follow through lol.
Quitting smoking. Still cigarette free 20 years later
Most successful was curbing spending!
To start eating healthier
Not sure how successful my past resolutions have been so maybe this years will stick – need to eat better haha
Not letting another man come into my life & trying to ruin my future plans. 💝
I don’t really do a resolution – I usually just strive to “do better, have a better year”
Eat healthy
My most successful New Years resolution was to get all the last years pictures into an album – and I actually did it!! First successful resolution!!
to clean and get rid of unwanted things around the house
Be positive
Give up smoking. Still haven’t managed to do it, though.
To eat healthier
My best News Years resolution was to pay off my mortgage by the time I was 40 and I did it!
Lose weight!!
I am going to try to quit smoking
Every year try to lose weight is on the list but no luck at all of course!!!
Fail – to spend less
Going to try to exercise more in 2021.
Happy to have been able to quit smoking
Try to create more balance in my life, hasn’t worked so far.
Yes, more exercise!
most disastrous is always the resolution to lose weight. I think my inner child says HELL , NO!
My 2019 New Years Resolution was to make more time for ME…well little did I know that a pandemic was about to sweep the world and I would have plenty of alone time with myself!
My resolutions never stick, so I just don’t make any, I’m lucky if they last for an hour lol
My most successful New Year’s resolution was the year that we were preparing to move, so we donated lots of clothes, small appliances, and furniture to various charities.
Creatively make new meals out of all the leftovers in the fridge
To choose to be joyful at the start of the day and grateful at the end. It really works (most of the time).
To lose weight!!
exercise regularly
Give up chocolate
My most successful one was to make a new recipe a week. I did that for a long time. Maybe it should be my new resolution this year.
To exercise more and maintain a healthy weight.
cutting out sugar from my diet
Best and most successful resolution ever….47 years ago….quit smoking.
My New Year’s resolution is always to get more sleep. Always a good start, but it doesn’t last.
I was able to get my 15,000 steps in daily
I endeavored to get healthy this year… it did not go well and i’ve never been worse
My best resolution it to take none at all and I’m really good in keeping it that way.
Best resolution was to start going to the gym at least 5 days a week. Been doing it for years now.
I’ve never made a New Years resolution so I guess they have all been a great success 🤣🥲
My most successful New Year’s resolution was to lose weight. I lost about 20 pounds and that has been the most ever thus far.
mine was to loose weight …. failed lol maybe in the coming year 2021 and I want to be more health conscious thank you
walking 2x a day
I want to do more yoga
losing 20 pounds and keeping it off
To relax, and get more 😴 sleep
I lost 50 Lbs and beat diabetes without taking medication😊😊
to walk daily
I lost 20 lbs. Only by exercising successful
My most successful resolution was to reduce my sugar intake.
Lose weight and eat more healthy
To be more financially responsible; usually fails
My most successful was to quit smoking 25 years ago.
I do my best to eat healthy stay fit and remain positive and be the best me I can be everyday.
To go out walking everyday.
I resolved to quit smoking and did it !!!!
I don’t really make resolutions
To eat healthier foods.
to quit smoking in 1998 – total success!
I successfully quit smoking 15 years ago
Walk 5 km every day that it’s not snowing or heavy rain – still on track after over 11 months.
it’s always successful because I resolve not to make one. thanks
I made a resolution to lose weight in 2020 but I gained instead. Next year!
My resolution was losing 45 lbs in the beginning of 2020 and keeping it off.
diet … i lost 25 lbs in January and February 2020… i have gained it all back .. fail
My resolution three years ago was to see family more often and I have been successful in following through with this.
Try one new recipe a week.
Never had a successful New Years resolution. Usually don’t make half way through the first month. No longer make them.
I gave up making New Year’s resolutions many years ago. I was never successful in my wishes to lose weight, get fit, etc. for very long!
It’s a disastrous fail every year. Because I fail to set any.
Most successful was to floss every day!
My most succesful resolution was to play more, I do and it makes life so much easier
I dont make resolutions but try and set goals for the year ahead.
Biggest fail – Increasing physical activity. Didn’t happen. Biggest success – Improving my nutrition. Working from home I made better meals for lunch and had more time to cook dinner.
My most successful NY resolution was to quit smoking. It took some time, but as of May 1, 2018 I quit completely. I was very happy and proud.
Don’t make New Years Resolutions. Win Win
Try new things. See the Northern lights
I decided it was good to be taking the stairs instead of the elevator when there are less than 20 floors. It’s worked so far.
Taking up biking
My new year’s resolution for 2018 was to draw every day and I was able to complete it. I posted all the drawings on my Instagram knownothing man. It improved my drawing skills greatly and I had fun taking requests from my friends.
to start weightlifting – a bit of a fail
To spend more time with friends and family
to get in shape
My most successful new years resolution was limiting my OCD rituals to eventually none. My most disastrous fail or most unsuccessful resolution was saving money.
To eat better and fail at staying with it 100%
In the past I would say to lose weight or to do something outside every day, but I no longer make resolutions as I get disappointed if I don’t stick with something. I prefer to better myself throughout the year!
most successful new ears resolution was to loose a few lbs, Yeah!
Try to stay in a positive frame of mind! 2020 has been a trying time to keep this resolution, to say the least!!!
To stay healthier and exercise more
To exercise more has always been a resolution that failed.
Disastrous Fail! Quiting Smoking…
Most Successful! Stop making Resolutions
Haha
Getting on the bike 5 days a week.
I don’t think I have a successful resolution so I gave up doing them years ago.
To be more present in my interactions with family and friends.
The eating healthier resolution has not worked out for me yet…
most successful: Travel more
Exercising 3x/week!
Giving up fast food.
I’m trying to be nicer to my husband!
I don’t make resolutions. Always seemed like a silly idea to me.
lose weight
My most successful resolution was to eat healthier and I did and do.
take a walk everyday
To exercise more
Two years ago my resolution was to don’t take any … It was the most sucessful one I’ve taken!
went to India.
To exercise more
My most successful new years resolution was to lose weight, eat healthy and incorporate exercise into my daily routine. I gave birth to my youngest in January and did all of the above. 30 minutes of Yoga + 30 minutes of HIIT 5 times a week, made healthy eating choices and lost 23 lbs… and then just got pregnant again so we’ll restart again next year lol
My most successful New Years resolution was to get a job at the railway and by golly it worked 🚂✔️😎
My most successful resolution is to be more active.
The most successful, stopped smoking !
Manger plus de légumes et des fruits.
I never do new years resolutions. Although I did resolve to be more active in September and that has been very successful! 🙂
My resolution to lose weight was an epic fail this year. Hoping I will be more successful in 2021.
The losing weight resolution never worked so last year I chose to gain weight instead. Guess what, I’m still succeeding!!
Unsuccessful: buying too much videogames/boardgames and drinking caffeine
WE did it! After years of planning we moved across the country.
but Covid was defo a big challenge so it was super stressful
Most successful was to start going to the gym. That was great until I moved to a small village that has no gym.
Last year I resolved to be happier and fate was obviously against me with the dumpster fire that was 2020. That was a epic fail! Lol!
It is to do physical exercise every day.
Unsuccessful: to lose weight following the Canada Food Guide.
Epic fail–resulted in more weight gain.
most successful- start exercising -2012-lasted 2 years
Least successful-just be happy and enjoy life -2020-been a super hard year
To eat healthier and not to sweat the small stuff
get my house in order and live efficiently
to be more in the moment
I tried to do as much exercise as I can, to reduce the risk of increasing unatonomy because I have multiple sclerosis for more than 10 years. But somehow to do more exercises so as to increase my autonomy is a bit difficult sometimes.
none…by choice
To Sweat it out 🙂
My best resolution was not making one!
Two years ago my resolution was to run a marathon. I trained for 5 months and ran one.
Stay stress free. An everyday pursuit!
My most successful New Year’s resolution was gratitude, to find something or someone to be greateful for everyday of the year!
I don’t make New Year’s resolutions anymore, for every time I made one I never took on it
My resolution was to walk more and I’ve been successful.
I don’t make New Year’s resolutions. I do make an effort in whatever I do.
My most successful was journaling. I’ve kept the habit for years
To get in better shape! It worked!
Most successful resolution was to change to a gluten free diet.
My most successful resolution was to go hiking at least 1 hour every week.
My most successful new years resolutions have been getting all the painting I needed to get done in the house, and focusing on my health, which has been an ongoing thing.
I don’t make them I could never keep any of them
It was to get more sleep by going to bed at approximately the same time every night.
My most successful resolution was to get more exercise by going for more walks.
Successfully quit a 25 year smoking habit back in 2005
Doing yoga daily!
It was to make sure I eat more consistently on time every day.
I make the same resolution every year that is broken the instant it is made…and that is not to make New Year’s resolutions.
Lose weight. Fail every year.
To purge stuff. Never successful.
Most successful was to exercise more which lasted about a month.
To treat everyone kinder and to practice random kindness.
To become thinner and it worked.
I set goals for myself regardless of the time of the year. January 1st may be the first day of the year but, it’s not any different than if I started my goal any other day. What’s important is that it is achievable and measurable. My weight loss for example, was something I wanted to achieve for a long time. There was more to it than just excersiing. It took a few years to lose the bulk of the wweight I’d gained but, it was a journey that I started when I did.
Stay stress free, everyday. More or less successful depending on circumstances.
My most successful New Year’s resolution was to walk a lot more…and I did it!!
to be healthier and eat less sugar
My most successful New Year’s resolution was to loose some weight.
My most successful resolution was to do more yoga.
My most successful resolution was to eat more chocolate.
My most successful resolution was to quit smoking.
To get moving outside more!
Reducing my sugar intake
My most successful was exercising, and healthier eating
go on more walks
Many years it’s been a FAIL! To loose 10 pounds!🆘
Hit the gym
Quit smoking, never happened.
I don’t make them lol
Annual plan of losing weight!
Best resolution was to not make a resolution moving forward ☺️
Same old…lose weight!
My most disastrous New Years resolution was to start an exercise routine
Stay stress free, every day- more or less successful with this one depending on circumstances.
my most successful was to not make any! LOL
Over 30 years ago I made a resolution not to make any more resolutions. I haven’t broken it!
OMG! I love cheese!!
My most successful New Year resolution was to be more committed and follow through with things. I know its ok to cancel on plans or projects but I was doing it too much. I am more aware now and thankful that I do follow through.
try to stay healthy – success and not so successful
I resolved to exercise more, and fortunately, I’ve been able to keep that up.
stress free
always swear to lose weight in the new year ,some years i did better than others!
Definitely most successful resolution was losing weight. I usually do that every year to take off some of the weight gained through the holidays.
PRAY MORE
GO TO MASS MORE OFTEN
As it is every year to loose weight
exercise more to maintain good health
I resolve to stockpile more toilet paper so i wont get caught with my pants down.
SAVE MORE
I have honestly NEVER had a successful New Year’s resolution!! I try not to make them now but do have a list of things to work on and feel better about on the go at all times 🙂
My most successful resolution is to eat more healthier.
Definitely have lots of success when I resolve to lose some weight.
Least successful resolution: get to bed earlier
AS I TELL MYSELF EVERY YEAR TO EXERCISE, WHICH NEVER GETS STARTED.
Most successful – weekly cardio.
Always fail to lose weight and keep it off
To get a job after school – to be determined yet!
My most successful New Year’s resolution was quitting smoking.
Most successful: Not to make one.
Exercise more frequently
To walk more
To volunteer more has been a great success!
Most successful New Year’s Resolution is more “Me” time.
Most successful quit smoking
My most successful one was learning a new skill – I went back to school. The epic fail is reducing sugar consumption . . . I totally realized that I love sweets.
I have ony made one in my entire life and it was 2 years ago. I resolved to be more social and to make myself go out more. It was a complete success!
To get out and walk every day
I don’t bother with resolutions, so didn’t break one this year.
Lose weight, not so successful
More exercise.
to let go of anger and forgive even though there wrong and how to learn the way to forgive that is mine
Lose weight, not so successful
My every year fail is… to lose weight (and keep it off)!!
Most successful: Ride my bike more
My biggest New Year’s fail is to say I’m going to excersize more lol .. starts out great… Then by the 2 Nd week I’m like ugh I’m too tired lol. I do this every year I need to give it up🤦
Loose weight – never succeed !
To stay healthy
Failed dramatically at no sugar in my diet.
Teaching my son martial art – He never passes the 10th lessons !
My most disastrous resolution is always to eat better and exercise more, but maybe 2021 is my year!
I don’t make New Years resolutions because I think they all might end in failures.
trying to eat more healthier
My most successful New Year’s resolution was to find more accessible ways to handle my new muscle loss. Technology has a way of helping disabled lives much easier.
Get rid of COVID belly
Most disastrous is to cut down on sugars and junkfood.
To write a novel by the end of the year- and I did!!
I think my most successful was getting more sleep. I’ve failed at it before but this year, it actually worked and my sleep pattern is fixed!
my most successful resolutions have always been about taking better care of myself. my least successful have been trying to create habits I am not fully committed to.
Best success: Losing 50 lbs.
Worst failure: Gaining it back by August
My most disastrous fail every year is trying to lose weight
Losing weight always fails in January lol
My most successful new years resolution was to buy my first home in 2017 and I did!
I am trying to take better care of myself.
My most successful resolution was to kick sugar. I indulge on occasion but I don’t eat much anymore.
Be more outdoor active, and now I’m the professional video gamer !
Biggest fail is planning to take more time for myself
exercising more
Trying to eat healthier and lose weight – it’s an ongoing struggle
play less video games and spend more time with family and friends
Behaviour modification to manage my weight.
My most successful resolution was to exercise more and I continue to do so.
2011 I quit smoking and never smoked again
My epic fail is always to get on a diet soon in the new year. Hasn’t happened yet.
The most successful resolution I had was “to have more fun in the New Year”. It’s easy to keep this one.
TO CLEAN MY BASEMENT
TO DO HOME REPAIRS
My most successful was resolving to be happier and have a good positive outlook. Works in almost all circumstances.
TO EXERCISE MORE
TO VOLUNTEER MORE AT WORK.
I wanted to spend more time with friends and family but this year and possibly next year will be and was very hard to do.
Quitting smoking – years ago!!
Donating clothing and organizing.
My most successful was to kinder and think before I spoke
My most unsuccessful was to exercise regularly …
My most successful was to have an upbeat positive attitude. It has been very helpful lately.
I resolved to learn coding, and I’ve pretty much succeeded in that.
Eating less sugary stuff
Weight loss and eating healthy. I fail every year. lol.
To eat healthier, it usually lasts a week or two….
Ditching sugar
This year I resolved to quit using my time to enter contests. Not doing so well on that one.
I try to cut down on junk food and I am still doing that now.
TO VOLUNTEER LESS
Decided to quit smoking!
TO BE MORE ACTIVE WITH FRIENDS
TO RENOVATE THE DECK
I lost, and kept off, 50 pounds about 10 years ago.
Most epic fail was that I was going to count to 30 and calm myself (be a better mom) before dealing with whatever disaster my two kids created. I think it last 1 day and then what the heck….. right into the old frustrated routine!! Best New Years resolution was two years ago was too lose weight and be healthier…… now I am healthy and 20 some pounds lighter and more focused on plant based and non processed foods. Not only for myself but the family.
TO GET MORE READING DONE
NEVER TO VOLUNTEER FOR BOARD COMMITTEES AGAIN
TO GET MORE READING DONE
To run a 5k.
My resolution was to keep up my second (and third) language skills (which I’ve been able to do on Duolingo for a couple of years now)
My less successful is to lose weight.
to take better care of myself
TO GET MORE SLEEP
Several years ago, I resolved to keep a gratitude journal every day for a year. It’s been a wonderful way to end each day and I’ve kept it up well beyond the target year.
My most successful resoltution was 2 years ago when I decided to quit smoking and I DID IT I would love to win this package
Said i was going to read a book ! Well the front page and the last page was good enough for me! LOL
TO GET MORE ROAD TRIPS PLANNED
Learning to cook with various techniques
Decluttering and keeping the home in a better shape
For my part it was tight to find my happiness, because for some time I have felt broken inside. hoping that the year 2021 will be better.
Resolved to have more work/life balance—happened without even trying—thanks Covid-19
To learn the quality of patience but unfortunately it didn’t stick!
to reduce my sugar intake
I can’t say that I’ve ever made a New Year’s resolution, so there are no failures or successes. Maybe I should give it a try at least once, though.
To live more in the moment as life is way to short!
Do your best.
Love hard.
Live small, live simple and live free!
That’s it!
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Eat better meals
Fail to keep diet in the early part of the new year, ugh
Make more meals at home and only eat out twice in a month.
Take time each day to be kind. It not only makes others feel wonderful, it brings such peace and joy to your soul.
To quit smoking … I am so glad I did!
to stop smoking .. it has been 21 years now
My most unsuccessful resolution was to get 6 pack abs – I have come close, but have never gotten them quite yet!
To work out
I successfully became more active
#12 days of christmas giveaway #12 days of christmas giveaway 2020 #12 days of christmas giveaways #humans #saputo
Best resolution was to look up old friends
As weird as it seems it was to clean my bathroom at least once per week. I have kept that up for 10 years now.
I didn’t make any – so no fail. 🙂
Usually don’t bother.
Keep getting fit.
My most successful was to let go of the stress of worrying what others thought of me.
When I said I was going to stop eating chocolate, I lasted less than a day. So I never made that mistake again…
Prendre une marche à tous les jours et je le fait
My most successful resolution was a few years ago when I decided to get rid of the toxix people in my life.
Courage, to leave a steady secure but dead-end job, was my annual resolution. It took a while but once found was the best move I’ve ever made. You might say, it was my salvation. Motto – never give up on your dreams!
My Most successful resolution was to eat healthier and I did, and still do!
To exercise daily and take better care of myself
Most successful – Designate more “me” time
my most successful was deciding to organize one room at a time during the cold months.
Most successful – Taking time for myself
Exercising daily no matter what. 🙂
Lost 20lbs! 🙂
Most successfully is sleeping more and not worry about work so much.
Taking more chances!
Starting things in September. For some reason thinking of that as the New time has worked. 🙂
Study harder
I have had several successful resolutions but the most successful was the year I promised to do one thing that I pinned on Pinterest a week rather then just saving up all the recipes and ideas for nothing. It’s been great.
Prendre une marche plus souvent !
Go for it!
Prendre une grande marche plus souvent, Merci
Lose weight.
My most successful New Year’s resolution was to be less sarcastic and more forgiving.
Losing weight
Be positive
Good food
My most successful resolution was to stop focusing on things I wanted to improve about myself (lose weight, de-clutter, etc.) and choose something to love about myself. Funny, once I started that, I also started to lose weight. Maybe the de-cluttering will take hold soon!
not making one
My most successful was to lose 10 pounds
My most successful New Year’s resolution was to get better at golf!
My most successful resolution was to no longer make resolutions!
My most successful New Year’s resolution was to get better at golf
My least successful resolution was to lose weight.
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I don’t do New Year’s resolutions.
Stay out of stress… every day. More or less successful.
My most successful was to quit smoking …. 31 yrs ago. Never touched one since.
Most unsuccessful; lose weight.
learn to appreciate life’s little things
my biggest failure-to eat more vegetables-just cannot go green
I guess my most successful resolution was to get pregnant, because I did!! My beautiful daughter was born 9 months later!!
To get outside more was a success
Merry Christmas Tribute
I was successful at losing a bit of weight.
The Best of the Holiday Season to You.
Stay out of stress, more or less successfully!
I started eating better last year and will continue this year
Walk every day & I’ve kept that one with the occasional miss for super soggy days. It’s paying off too.
I never, and never will, have New Year’s resolutions. I don’t have that kind of interest or will power.
Successful New Year’s resolution — completing the wife’s “To do List”,
Most disastrous fail – new list appeared………………….
Acknowledging gratitudes
first thing every morning when i get up try to think of something that makes me happy. have been successful for the most part.
My most successful New Year’s resolution was to do regular yoga classes weekly. Yeah, did it!!
Biggest New Years fail ..”I’m quitting smoking at Midnight!” ….an hour later let’s have a beverage and a smoke! Thankfully did quit once I got older and more will power!
to exercise more
Lose weight
My most successful resolution was to start doing keto and lose 30 pounds I accomplished that
Read more
My New Year’s resolution was to declutter my home. I have made progress but need to do more.
Staying out of stress more of less successfully!
Spend less, save more
My most disastrous resolution was my goal to go to the gym 3 times a week. It only lasted a month, SMH!
My most successful was to get more organized
My best New Year resolution was 3 years ago I said no more leaving clothes in the dryer or laundry basket and taking clothes as needed. Once dried it gets folded and put away…laundry room is always tidy
To take better care of myself!
Don’t think I have ever had a successful one always fails……….eat better get more fit……..FAIL.
always planned to retire and head south but never did go through with those plans !
saying no more
Most successful New Years resolution. I quit smoking 2 years ago after smoking for over 20 years.
Cutting down on sugar in my diet.
the fail to lose weight = every year
My most successful New Year’s resolution was to advance in my career and I ended up landing a terrific new job!
I fail at resolutions. Every year I say gym 3 times a week and alternate days yoga. Never happened.
Walking more was not a resolution for 2020 because I decided at Christmas, but I have kept it up all year so far. Granted the lack of sports on TV in 2020 did make this easier to do
The regular resolutions to get fit and lose weight…. which never does happen.
I always say I’m going to exercise more, and then I never do.
They are all short lived – so lets say stopping eating out at fast food joints. Shortest was Jan 3rd when we meet up with friends…
always promise to quit smoking every new years eve but hard to do after a few weeks
My most successful resolution was to donate, sell, get rid of things I no longer need.
i fail at resolutions. i want to do yoga 3 time a week but i did only 2weeks….so said. i was more walking instead though.
To prioritize my health.
To take more time to relax.
To be more active
every year I plan to lose a few pounds every year they come back especially in December
Meditation
Buying a bike and start cycling. Did not happen.
Most successful and then a fail, was this past New Year’s eve. I determined to start going to the gym with my sister to get in exercise. And I did it, we were doing this together, and then Covid hit! It came to a rapid halt.
quit smoking, didn’t take
To not be so hard on myself.
My most successful New Year’s resolution was to not make any more New Year’s resolutions!
Clean up my basement workshop. Oh man it really needs it this year.
Not to make any more New Year’s resolutions!
To walk more
I try not to make resolutions
Stop eating so many desserts
-dessert queen 🍰
successfull resolution = loose weight
Unsuccessful resolution = loose weight
I do not make resolutions as found over time that they were never kept.
Stay Positive
I always make the resolution to enjoy winter more, but it never works.
Making resolutions is not my thing. If I need to change something,, I try to do it right every, no matter what time of the year it is.
The same resolution has both been a success and has failed depending on the year – losing weight.
To wake up the next day and go from there
My most successful was getting together monthly with friends, which is much harder when everyone lives further away and has families.
losing 30 lbs…and then I gained most of it back this summer lol
quit smoking, failed!!
Get in shape.
My most successful resolution was not eating as much carbs and walking more.
Losing 10 pounds by May
My most successful was this past year. I decided to get healthy and have lost about 80 pounds so far this year.
to be kinder to those around me (WIP – work in progress).
Learning how to sew masks.
To walk more, has worked so far this year
My disastrous fail is not exercising enough.
I would like to drop a few pounds.
My best New Year’s resolution was when I finally lost the weight I wanted to for years of previous failed resolutions!
Eat more cheese!
I resolve to be healthier every year. Bit by bit I am getting there.
To do something each month “outside of my comfort zone” – was definitely the most fun resolution I have made, especially when I decided to go sledding and found myself going hirtling down a vertical incline at crazy speeds on my son’s sled for last January’s pick, lol!!!!
My most successful was this past New Years I decided to quit smoking and have been smoke free since New Year’s Eve.
My best was this year because I decided to finally lose weight
to stop drinking so much coffee
My most successful New Years resolution was to call my mother and mother-in-law every week and I did right up until they passed away and now I make sure to call all of my grandkids every week.
Contacting my friends more often!
Last was to be healthier, eat better, work out more, was going great until COVID-19
My most successful New Years resolution was reconnecting with a childhood friend after being married in a toxic relationship for 20 years. He contacted me after the douchebag left and we started talking and having missed a day since. He asked me to marry him in 2014 and on January 2 we got married and it was the best decision of my life. Now every New Years we get to celebrate our anniversary and that is our only resolution, to keep loving each other for the rest of our lives.
To learn something new everyday.
My most successful resolution was to stop smoking…done and stuck to it.
Giving up that daily sugary goodness called pop. I only have it on rare occasions so maybe a fail there? Lol.
rehab my battered and war torn goalie knees —-> success! … Leg day every 2nd day = an unexpected return to the ice even … 🙂
Best New Years Resolution, walk everyday regardless of the weather…..hardest one…..those darn sweets….they keep calling me….hard to give up
weight loss: … win! …. via exercise and diet.
To exercise more was successful.
My most successful New Year’s Resolution was to be more grateful, mindful & appreciative of things. We all have struggles.. & I’ve had MANY.. but regardless of how bad things ever were I know that I was still better off than many people in this world. It’s the little things that matter. I still have many struggles but I am very mindful of all the good things in my life…
Most successful was quitting smoking over 15 years ago. Feels like another lifetime.
Thanks and it was drinking more water!
I resolved to learn guitar – and I did
Get back into running.
To lose weight. That didn’t work out.
I want to focus on my health again.
Cook at home more.
I never make resolutions! No point.
My resolution was to have some memorable summer gatherings with friends. Clearly that wasn’t an option by March.
Would love to get out and walk more.
I would like to get back to exercising everyday to keep my weight steady and help my cholesterol levels stabilize
to stick to a workout a day, even if it’s only 10 mins/day!
My most successful resolution was to lose weight and I lost 20 lbs.
eat better, right now I eat some healthy food but still eat junk food
My successful resolution was to learn to play the guitar and I did! Slowly but surely I am getting better each and every week. Merry Christmas! 🎄☃️
Most successful would have to be the resolution I make every year…. to NOT move to Argentina, get a sex change and become a flamenco dancer.
So far… success! 😂
I lost all my baby weight one year. I went down 40lbs in 6 months. It was awesome! It is in fact my goal again this year having just brought another baby home 3 weeks ago. I already did it once so I know I can do it again.
Last year my new years resolution was to quit smoking. I made it five months!
My most successful New Year’s resolution was to lose weight.
Clean all the closets in the house and do a giant donation
My resolution every year is to spend more time hiking and enjoying nature.
Walking everyday – Still doing it
To exercise more and eat healtier.
My most successful new year’s resolution is to connect with my family and friends more often.
Never lose my temper and be more understanding – lasted about a day.
Go for cheese quality over quantity!
Most successful? Exercising more. Least successful? Losing weight.
Most successful was my resolution to quit smoking and not start again. I will be 8 years smoke free as of 2021.
most successful New Year’s resolution was to read more books.
Resolution is to live each day in the moment
lose some weight and get in better cardiovascular shape and was successful at both.
Eat healthier and walk everyday and read more – so far sticking to it
2012 My Grandson was the New Years Baby. I made the resolution to do everything in my power to make his life a happy successful one. At four he was diagnosed with mental heath issues. I took an early retirement and became a full time Granny to care for him. Best resolution ever 💕
Walk 5k 5 days a week.
Finally succeeded, it was to quit smoking
I’ve resolves to learn how to crochet for 2 years n a row and can only do 1 stitch. Maybe this year.
I resolved not to wait till New Year’s to make resolutions! So far so good!
My new years resolution was to create more work/life balance. i accomplished this, though now i think i have begun to spend too much time away from work. lol
To drink more water – and I really do! 🙂
my most successful was to quit smoking and i did it
My new years resolution was to create more work/life balance. i accomplished this, though now i think i have begun to spend too much time away from work. lol
My most successful New Year’s resolution was to not eat out in restaurants as much so I could save money. This was easy to accomplish this year with so many restaurants being shut down.
A few years ago I resolved to stop drinking energy drinks – and I haven’t had one since!
I have stopped doing New Year’s resolutions. My worst fail was a weight loss goal.
My most successful was to enjoy a year of movies more
My best resolution was to get outside more, which I succeeded…but only because I gave up alcohol for cannabis and starting going for walks
Become a better cook.
Get fitter – a total failure
My most successful resolution was not making resolutions as I never kept them
My biggest new years resolution fail is to workout more.
No resolutions here.
Honestly, I never make resolutions. So, no fails, no successes.
My most successful resolution was to exercise at least 3 times a week.
To begin and follow through on acupuncture treatments. Great decision!
To keeping loving my beautiful wife.
I don’t think I ever made or kept one 🙂
To lose weight,
I always aim to eat healthier and excercise more … hopefully it works better this coming year! 🙂
Trying to get more exercise
For any News Years Resolution I’ve ever made, I can’t seem remember what it was or whether it was kept!
My most successful resolution was to smoke less! I went down half the amount
Trying to get more exercise.
Drink 8 cups of water per day
My most successful New Year’s resolution was keeping a gratitude journal. I’m still going strong!
My most disastrous fail is quitting on my resolutions after a few weeks. This happens EVERY year!!
to learn to cook more
to stop making new years resolutions; and I’ll repeat that one again this year…
I started making a resolution that I’d make no resolutions… so I think it kinda cancels out
Never made a resolution, so making resolutons.
I failed miserably this year to stop procrastinating. I won’t be doing that next year as if anything has been proven by this dreadful year is that life is too short to do what you can do today, tomorrow.
try to lead a healthier life than that the vaccine coming
To spend more time creating art
success – quit smoking
fail – lose weight
I failed miserably this year to stop procrastinating. I won’t be doing that in 2021 as the lesson I have learned from this past dreadful year is that life is too short to do what you can do today, tomorrow.
I don’t make new year’s resolutions so I guess every year is a win.
To exercise more.
My best new year’s resolution was to eat healthier.
My best new years resolution is to try something new and I ended up learning how to embroider, which was a lot of fun
To stop procrastinating which I did
to lose weight
I always make the get healthier resolution.
fail! to get a job in my field after graduating this year.
To be more active. Started 2 years ago and have changed my life significantly.
Cook more
Not to make resolutions, cause I never stuck with them! So, I was successful!
exercise more
Most successful resolution. I resolved to quit smoking on Jan. 1, 2000 and have not smoked since.
Healthy eating
I never make New Year resolutions.
Promising myself to stay stress-free – more or less successfully. this year has been a little difficult!
I don’t bother with New Year’s resolutions.
My best New Year’s Resolution was not to make one. Best and most successful one I’ve ever made.
the best resolution i made was… to never make resolutions!!
Best one: Do more stuff.
My unsuccessful resolution of being on time.
Explore little towns in Canada and run 5 km marathon
Faire plus d’exercices
Oddly enough, I have been successful at weight loss New Year’s resolutions.
I made a resolution to lose 15lbs last year and was successful, however I was unsuccessful in quitting smoking, maybe I will give that a go again this year.
Best NY resolution – Not to make resolutions 😉🤞🏻
Successful of making sure I take a bit of time out of each day for myself! Even if it’s a 20 minute bath – it’s time for me.
To drink more water.
Mine was to start eating 3 meals a day instead of only once and exercise more. Its worked wonderfully
Most successful was to get active, we know golf play pickleball and walk each night
to get more active, successful! 🙂
quit smoking took me a lot of new years resolution to accomplish it!
Lost over 50 lbs.
To exercise and read more
most successful was to quit smokimg
My most successful New Year’s resolution was to help others become financially literate. It was worth the time and effort I decided to put into it over the year!
To eat healthier as in yummy cheeses!
To eat healthier, as in yummy cheeses!
My best New Year’s resolution was to not make anymore of them, best decision yet!!
To not eat any big meals past 8 pm.
New Year’s resolution-knowing me I don’t make them as they don’t and won’t even last a day
My most successful New Year’s resolution was to quit smoking! Best thing I ever did!
To eat a lot healthier. Cheese is allowed as cheese is healthy.
My most successful New Years resolution was the year I resolved to quit smoking. That was 10 years ago and I haven’t looked back.
To drastically cut back on sugar.
My most successful New Years Resolution was actually for 2020! It was to spend less time watching programs and more time reading, which I have done by reading 104 books so far this year compared to last years final of 90!
Try to walk outdoors a little every day.
To lose 50 pounds and I was successful!
My best resolution was to limit sugar in my diet.
More exercices
Eat healthier
New Year’s Resolution is to be more active – mission accomplished!
My usual resolution is to lose weight.
Everyone should go to Heritage Park during the Christmas season
I lost weight this year as my resolution.
I’m not a believer in New Year’s resolutions.
My most successful resolution was to quit smoking.
No resolutions for me 🙂
biggest fail resolution is to exercise daily, same resolution almost every year, one day maybe I’ll succeed
To walk 10,000 steps every day. Accomplished!
No junk food
Resolution to quit smoking- fails every time. Please let it work this time!
travel more
Quiting Smoking! It’s been over 30 years smoke-free!
to have a nice year in 2020.
cleaning the house
Definitely exercise more
Achieving a great homeschool end of the year as a teacher of my son.
To eat cleaner
My most successful New Years Resolution was to eat more veggies.
My most successful New Years Resolution was quitting the pop drinks.
Not shockingly, to get in better shape!
Read a book a month; I ended up reading one a week.
My most disasterous fail was years ago when I decided to quit smoking…I didn’t then but I did shortly after. Thank goodness
to exercise more
To get in better shape!
Cook more for friends.
Cook more at home
If I recall correctly, I think my most successful New Year’s resolution in the past was to pray more often.
To eat cleaner
Would like to exercise more
I don’t make New Year resolutions any more but one year I decided to travel more and I visited two different countries that year.
exercise more
Epic fail – staying committed to exercise!
Successful hitting the book reading list, most disastrous is weight loss!
I’d like to zero waste
To meditate more!
Get a job
To stay calm in tough situations.
Last year my resolution was to give up eating potato chips and so far I’ve gone the whole year not eating chips.
To not be too critical.
BE more active! thanks
To walk every day.
Avoid eating fast food – a little bit of success during Covid stay at home.
Drink more water
promessed stop adopting too much cats from the street, guess this is why I do adopted 5 squirels non releasables
I definitely had more time to spend with my family
My most successful New Year’s resolution was to organize my home and I managed to do so, because we were home more than usual this year.
One year I decided I’d start running. Woke up New Year’s Day and actually went for a run. Pretty sure that was the last run I did for a good while though lol
I do not believe in resolutions (most people fail at them and set up for failure.) So i say I just going to be the best me I can be.
Walk daily
Weight loss – epic failure each year!
I quit smoking
To say one positive thing to each person I encounter every day.
My most disastrous fail was not owning up and completing the main goal of 2020, which was to lose some weight and get healthier…but as an eternal optimist, I will do better in 2021.
To learn Spanish.
Decluttering/Resolved
every year i set a goal to lose 40 lbs and have yet to be successful maybe this year
Keeping up better communication with family and friends.
to stay calm & zen; I’ve started with getting a cat and using Lavender essential oil in a diffuser
Most successful NYE resolution…more physical exercise.
Don’t make resolutions
Best new years resolution was when I didn’t make one! Then I wasn’t disappointed when I didn’t accomplish it!
Spend more time with loved ones.
I vowed to run a half marathon despite not being a runner. I began training January 1st and ran my first half marathon … then I retired!
To have a more healthy life style.
to walk more
To connect with family and friends more in person….. thank you 2020 for the support
to sample more fine cheeses!
Take more time to do things
lose weight so I didn’t have to buy new clothes – but could fit into my former favorites
Best success: Saying this is the year I will have my first child.
get outside more
make my first charcuterie & cheese board
I gained back all the weight I lost last year once the lockdowns started – gym stopped, baked, eat, sat around 🙁
loose weight
Exercise more
As a movie lover, I love the idea of the Quantum Dot technology and HDR. Super sharp pictures! Assassin’s Creed Valhalla would be fun to play with my daughter. I am terrible at the games, but the time spent with her is worth getting clobbered.
I wanted to lose 10 pounds in two months. Never happened.
Most successful: drink more water.
I exercise every day which is a great success for me!
Too many goodies consumed, weight went up, not good!
Greatest – to become self employed
Be more active!
TO be more active – partially successful
I don’t really make New Years resolutions because than I cannot go through them.
Thank you
To stay calm.
My most successful new years resolution was to cut back on drinking pop!
My resolution to not have a resolution has been a great success each and every year
It was to eat sensibly. I had cake for dinner… again.
My new years resolution for this year was to make an effort to see friends more and attend more events. Epic fail
Run more
Sleep more
On Jan 1 2020, I decided to make more time for my hubby and I, to go on dates, to spend more time together. Well we went on lots of dates in January and February, and have certainly spent lots of time together since then 😉 Thankful to have our health. Stay safe everyone!
I don’t make resolutions
sleep more
Hmm I failed to get inshape I lost weight and gained it all back
I made a resolution to make a resolution…but there ended up being no resolution.
My most successful new year’s resolution was to exercise more and to eat healthier.
To workout more! 😊❤️
exercise frequently
be more active
To read more!
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My resolution was to complain less, but 2020 happened.
My most successful New Year’s Resolution was to remain active and go to the gym regularly – and I did
My Successful New Year Resolution was to complete my Teacher Education. Which I had .
My most disastrous fail was: To go to bed earlier, but never kept my resolution.:(
to find a better balance & sleep more
more exercise
My best resolution has been to do at least one small thing every day to make my life or the lives around me better. It has been going on for so many years I have forgotten how many.
tried to not procrastinate but never worked
To exercise more. Started to really enjoy it and kept it up.
Working out everyday!
My most successful New Years Resolution has been getting to bed earlier.
To exercise more.
Eating healthier
Exercise 💪 more which I have been doing
unsuccessful to loose weight
successful walk 2 hours a day
My most successful resolution was not making resolutions
be a better gardener
To better myself mentally and physically
Every year I promise to take more time for myself and every year I fail. Maybe one year I’ll manage – you know when my kids are all grown lol 😊
my best resolution was to retire a year earlier and I did
My most successful one was taking up yoga! I still do yoga almost daily – it helps my mental health a lot.
Biggest resolution fail of 2020 – To be closer and keep in touch more often with friends and family although separated by distance. Hopefully I can make 2021 a better year.
My most disastrous fail of my 2020 New Year’s resolution was to go to bed before midnight/get more rest, but sadly I seem to be staying up longer at night….can’t seem to go to bed before the wee hours of the morning.
To find new ways to be active with my family during a pandemic!
My most disastrous fail would be to offload the items in my home
my best resolution was to run a ultramarathon and i did 🙂
Fail….develop an exercise plan and stick to it
To eat healthier.
My most successful New Year’s Eve resolution was to never make one again.
Fail Tale – NYs Resolution FAIL
After spending nearly 6 months hospitalized, I resolved to get out more in 2020 & go out to see live bands, movies, concerts etc..
In the first few months, I was building up my strength so I could finally venture out with my boyfriend, friends and family.
Then Coronavirus struck!!!
Thank God for streaming live bands on Twitch (@Sillywrabbityyc funny rock/80s band from Calgary are my favorite) & skip the dishes since we can’t dine in restaurants (referral code XWZQ3hlzgo). 🙂
Most successful to get fit and lose weight.
I gave up making resolutions decades ago! Rather, I fashion a goal list in late January or early February. I try to document 3 easy things first, and it makes it feel more achievable. Set yourself up to win.
My most successful New Year’s resolution was to quit smoking. 16 years smoke free in January.
My most successful resolution was to sort out all my clothes and pack all those that I hadn’t worn over the past year to bring to the thrift store. It was a huge success though I could easily do it again for this coming new year too.
Spend more time out doors 🏔
to loose weight
Exercise more
Most successful resolution was to quit smoking.
The biggest failing is not getting enough sleep.
To travel
to eat healthier
Walking outside everyday
I don’t really make resolutions. I make goals, or go something small that adds some spice to life. Eg. Go out for at least a 5min walk per day, try new recipes/restaurants, take a different path rather than the one I always walk.
No resolutions just smiles.
Successful…spending time with family.. we did good this year even though it’s mostly because everything is pretty much closed
My most disastrous fail was trying to lose weight
My biggest success was the year I said – “no resolution this year”.
My resolution was successful 3 years ago – I lost 20 pounds and have kept it off
I don’t make New Year resolutions.
Resolving to give up chocolate but crashing and burning after 5 weeks, which I still think is pretty good.
Finally stopped smoking.
I don’t make any resolutions.
To give up alcohol
To lose a weight.
Last year I committed to be more healthy and I was
My best resolution is to try to stay positive and assume others have good intentions.
Made resolution years ago to stop making them. I have been successful at keeping that one.
The most successful (after 30 years of fails) was quitting smoking 3 years ago this January!
I don’t make any resolutions.
My most successful New Year’s Resolution was to no longer make any New Year’s Resolutions.
I try not to make resolutions especially on New Years but I did last year over a skype call with my siblings. It was to plan some family gatherings and get together for the Thanksgiving and Christmas holidays this year.
New Year’s Resolution Fail- drink less
My most successful new year’s resolution was to educate myself on how to manage my finances independently.
To exercice more
Our most successful has been the “Good Things’ Jar- each Sunday evening at family dinner we write down something good from the week and then on New Years day we go through them. This will be our third year coming up and we all love it.
My best resolution was to declutter and get my house organized. I have been very successful by getting rid of some larger pieces of furniture and cleaning out cupboards.
Last year my goal was to not add salt to my food. But that only lasted a few weeks.
Doing 90 minutes of workout each day. Fingers crossed!
A few years ago was a very bad year for me. (worst than now… just imagine). I’m always the “I can do it by myself” guy, so I took the resolution that year of letting people help. That changed my life for the best for years to come.
My resolution is to be grateful for whatever I have next year!
exercise more-fail
My resolution is always the same which is to lose weight. The only problem is that I love food too much. ⭐🎅🌲💗
To exercise more to keep in shape
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To get more walking in & to spend more time with family & friends. Try & do more crafts.
Most successful: Giving up Pepsi!
My most disastrous resolution was to quit smoking! It lasted 2 hours!
Spend more time outdoors, enjoying our local hiking trails
Being a senior, I have tried with the resolutions. And yep, New Year’s Eve doesn’t seem to work for me. This year the world has had plenty of time to think about resolutions so I am thinking my biggest success (and for many other people) is to keep the promise to be kind and giving to one and all.
to not make resolutions
to lose weight
Quit smoking about 10 ten ago.
Most successful – quit smoking!
10,000 steps a day
Most successful was upping my water intake- stay hydrated everyone!!
lose weight
Fail: Exercise more
more exercise
As I age, to accept that I cant accomplish what I used to
to get back into shape
My best resolution was purposefully never making one. I’m fine the way I am.
I don’t do resolutions
Most successfully resolution is reducing alcohol intake.
My most successful resolution was giving up smoking.
I haven’t had any success with New Years resolutions. My least successful is to quit smoking , I’ll have to try again this year .
My least successful has been to grow taller. I’m still super short
Writing in a journal minimum 2x per week for the entire year about things I was thankful for or something that made me happy.
I don’t make resolutions.
I told myself I would exercise regularly, it lasted 4 days… I am not very good at resolutions!
More sport
To pick healthier snacks!
To be more patient
I did the money challenge one year where you put money away each week in a jar in increasing amounts and the following year I was able to buy a big screen TV on boxing day it was great to pay cash for this item.
kinder and more giving was a success
run a marathon
de ne prendre aucune résolution!!!
Travel to Japan…I finally did it…
most successful, to eat less processed foods………
Going back to the gym and working out regularly – been almost 5 years now and still going strong!
have tea but no cookies!
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Faire de exercise
Loose weight
Most successful was to lose weight and I lost 20 pounds
Spending time with friends and family
Get to the gym eventually, exercise
Healthier eating, generally successful.
Every year I resolve to make no resolutions.
Most successful New Years resolution was to make no more New Years resolutions again…just do it.
I resolved to waste less food in 2020. I cut down unnecessary spending, and successfully used up food that would otherwise sit in my cupboard/freezer going to waste.
Best was losing weight
Best resolution was to go to Hawaii
exercise more
Best was quitting smoking and exercising more
Probably the fail of pledging to lose weight. Lost and gained. Lost and Gained. Disaster
Best was losing weight and keeping it off
To lose 30 pounds
My best resolution was quitting smoking.
I don’t make new year’s resolutions at all because I know I won’t meet them.
My most successful resolution was to serve healthier desserts
to unleash my ultimate form every time I don’t get chicken nuggets
To work less and to spend more time in my Garden!!
To Golf more!!!
The most successful was to get fit enough to get a 6 pack
Don’t usually make them. Don’t every recall a good or bad one.
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none follow a healthy diet
to quit making them
My biggest disaster was to worry less.
I rarely make them…So I can’t recall maybe being more active…
My most disastrous was telling myself I’d travel more, then 2020 came along, you know the rest.
My New Year’s resolution was to travel more… stupid Covid. Maybe next year?
i was going to fly to visit my mother, but alas covid lockdown blocked that!
My most successful New Years resolution was to stop smoking.
losing weight
i wanted to visit my daughter, she lives one province away from me. i had not seen her for years! but with covid showing up, of course it was best to stay home. I hope next year might be better and it can happen at some point?!
exercise and losing weight
Being more patient was my most successful resolution. You have to be patient this year!
Appreciate life
spending more time with family
My most successful New Year’s resolution was “Stop making New Year’s Resolutions”.
Best New Year’s eve resolution was to not make any more resolutions. No more disappointment.
I finally quit smoking for good
My goal is to focus on more self care.
More me time
giving up cigarettes years ago – cold turkey
To be more organized. And now I have a system and it works so well.
no annual resolutions, best to resolve issues as they develop
do better in school
yum!
be more active
I joined a gym and stayed with it!
Cheese boxes what a great prize
Read a book, be positive, help others and eat healthy.
I have lost at least 15 pounds by filling my plate with about half full with lettuce and that leaves only room for a bit of other food.
To exercise more
Gym membership – Epic fail!
To loose weight
I promise myself to not worry so much
To workout every day. I was successful fir a year and a half and then … Covid happened
to exercise at least three times per week
to exercise at least three times per week
Eat more healhy
To eat healthier
To read at least one book each week which I successfully did and thoroughly enjoyed.
Lardo knickname for my husband tells me that I could shed a few kilos – it’s got to be weight management.
#12daysofchristmasgiveaways #humans #saputo
My successful New Year’s resolution was letting go of the past and learning to enjoy each day. Finding something every day to be thankful for. Feels good.
I can always eat more chocolate.
Most successful resolution was to not make a resolution!
No resolutions this year as I never actually come through with them. That’s my resolution for 2020
To get fit. It finally stuck this year
New Year’s resolutions are like a birthday wish to me. It seems appropriate at the moment, then things happen throughout the year.
The most successful resolution for me was quitting smoking. 2yrs smoke free as of 2 days ago!
To read regularly.
Best resolution was Quitting Smoking. Same resolution for 15 years and finally did it!
I want to eat healthier and read more
My best resolution was successfully quitting smoking. 🙂
This year my New Year’s resolution is to eat a lot of cheese!
Like every year without success, exercise more
My most successful New Year’s resolution was to walk on a daily basis to improve my health.
failed to declutter the house
Best resolution: getting more exercise
Biggest fail: eating less and healthier. lol.
My New Year’s resolution is to eat healthier.
rehab a knees replacement
My best resolution was to play more. It works for mental health
to eat healthy, and exercise more.
To exercise more but unfortunately all my exercise programs keep getting put on hold due to these unfortunate circumstances.
nice prize
My most successful resolution was to get more sleep which I have been able to accomplish.
To definitely eat more cheese 😉
My most successful New Year’s resolution was to Spend more time with family.
To retire!!
Okay. You got me with this one. I love cheese.
I will live a healthier life style!
I was able to finally quit smoking. New Year’s eve will mark 8 years.
I always say I’m gonna take some me time but that likely won’t be until my kids have left home 😂
To read more!
give to others more and get healthier
Trying to be more in the moment and taking one day at a time
I always try to be a better version of myself each year and resolve to be grateful for all that I am able to do.
Try to walk for an hour each day.
To try and not worry so much. Didn’t work.
Always a fail, be more active. 🙁
I have never made a resolution,
My resolution was to be more patient. I’ll try harder in 2021!
To lessen my time off electronics. Didn’t last to long
quit smoking 33 yrs ago
To think before I speak.
Fastest fail… Resolution: To make sustainable baby-steps changes throughout the year… By 12:15am I had, instead, tried a whole slew of epic steps and drastic changes… And I failed at them all by 1am… Sigh…..
Be kinder to myself.
Think before I speak, and when something bothers me count to 10 and breathe.
My epic fail, year after year, is to lose weight after the holidays…it may happen one day!
Best for me was when I never made any
to exercise more regularly
Most successful: Promising never to make one.
I don’t make a yearly resolution, I have to take it day by day.
worst – lose weight – I always gained it back
best – eat more healthy – which I have done
future – no more resolutions
worst – lose weight – I always gained it back
best – eat more healthy – which I have done
future – no more resolutions
Be more positive and optimistic about work good things can happen if your in the right head space and put the work in
To not make resolutions
Spend more time out doors
To make it to the gym…
One year I made a a resolution to lose 20 pounds and I manged to fulfill my resolution within 3 months and kept the weight off for 10 years!
To lose weight – every year
To be more mindful
Be a little neater Smile please and thnks
I resolved to call my friends and family more often but my resolution did not last for too long.
No resolution made but continue to take a walk every day at least
To work out every day—disaster!!
since I failed in 2020 and 2019 and 2018, my resolution again is to quit smoking. Never give up giving up!
To work out every day with my brother—our efforts lasted one month.
My epic fail was to cut out sugar….I ended up eating a box of cookies the next day 🤣
take better care of myself
Covid fat begone and eat healthier.
I always say I’m going to eat better, but it never sticks, so pretty much always a disaster.
My most successful New Year’s Resolution is eating healthy throughout the year.
To meditate every day
I did one year successfully improve my health and fitness. It lasted a few years before slipping back into old habits but it did happen!
My most successful new year’s resolution, having the balls to quite my job and open my own business.
I always try to make little goals like drink more water and I succeeded.
I have never made a “New Years Resolution” so therefor I have never had a fail or a success. This year though, I’m going to promise to always be kind. The situation in the world today NEEDS some kindness.
Last year I wanted to start swimming again for exercise as my New Year’s resolution, but Covid-19 put an end to that goal.
Travel more. Didn’t happen unfortunately.
My last year’s resolution was not successful as it was to have a “travel & adventure” year. Covid has cancelled that
i do not make resolutions i just live life
Don’t do resolutions
To lose 15kg. I exceeded that goal.
I told myself I was going to travel outside of Canada. Covid put the kibosh on that!
To eat better
To give more of myself in service.
Any promise to maintain healthy habits tends to go catastrophically wrong after a few days. :p
The exercise resolution never sticks.
Get more sleep
To lose weight. Can never make it past New Year’s Day!
I gave up drinking alcohol. It’s been a great journey and I feel truly blessed! 😊
My most successful resolution was choosing to just be happy.
To meditate…
Read more books rather than watch tv!! 🎁☃️❄️🤶🎅🎄
To lose weight and get healthy.
I lost 130 lbs over 2 years after that resolution in 2012, had much-needed hip and knee replacements and feel great, even if I set off the metal detectors in airports (not an issue this year).
Get off Facebook.
My get in shape resolution has sadly been broken for 3 years now.
Read more books! This year it totally happened.
Stop watching news and media!
To donate blood at the blood bank!
I don’t make resolutions
I made a resolution to quit smoking.. and I did. 20 years ago.
Walk more and get more fresh air.
I think my most successful resolution is to be a better version of myself.
Resolved to start exercising to lose weight — lasted a couple of weeks & then stopped — Not a successful resolution
To find something to smile about each day and have gratitude for it.
I have never made new year’s resolutions.
My most successful resolution was to cut down on coffee and sugar.
Get outdoors more and eat healthy foods….I’ve kept this resolve
to read 48 books
My best New Years Resolution was to get rid of the guy I went out with for New Years. Saw his real colors.
My most successful resolution was to not have a resolution.
To read at least one book a month!
spend less
I’ve given up making New Year’s resolutions
Stop worrying about things I can’t control
Stop worrying about things I can’t control.
to eat more cheese! This would help!!!!
To be more outgoing but I always going back in my shell
lose weight
Drink more water and less coffee/tea (cut down on caffeine)
To drink less wine! Epic fail!!
Happy Holidays Everyone!
My most successful New Year’s resolution was to turn my life around after a disastrous 2019. I started a successful new business this year and am well on my way to a better life! 2020 has been good for me!
This is a fantastic contest! I would love to win today’s prize pack! I love Saputo cheeses! 😀
My most disastrous fail every year is trying to cut my sugar intake.
Lose weight – this year was a successful one. 2020 has not give us much to cheer about, so will take this one, as it the small things in life we appreciating more and more as you get older.
Exercise has been both the most successful and the most disastrous in past years.
My mosr disastrous fail for a New Years resolution was to lose weight
My most disastrous fail is reducing sugar.
Always say I’m going to start going to the gym regularly, and it never happens
My most successful resolution was to quit smoking – it has been nearly 4 years now!
My worst one was promising to exercise every day – like most folks
biggest failure (no pun intended) is to loose weight, never do.
To stop making new year’s resolutions.
Lose Lose Lose some weaight
healthy living
The best resolution was to put off resolutions until spring the worst resolution was to lose weight.
3 unsuccessful attempts to quit smoking
clean living
To drink more water, and I almost always forget:)
This year my goal was to be more considerate about others – I think I succeeded
To change my eating habits in order to take control of my diabetes!
To read 12 books and I accomplished it!
my most disastrous New Year’s Resolution fail was to lose weight, eat healthier
and exercise daily. same every year.
Eat better
I always had a resolution to quit smoking and I finally did! Big win for me
Be happy
Don’t make them anymore because follow through only lasted a few weeks 🙂
My most successful New Year’s resolution was to Quit Smoking.
To exercise more!! Always starts off good but loses momentum…and flops…
Like others have said, my most successful resolution is probably not making resolutions, lol. Otherwise, it’s usually to take better care of myself (both more exercise & eating well)
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To be a better person than I was in 2020. Always striving to improve and be better.
No resolutions just live life to the fullest with good intentions
Walking outside everyday
I decided that I would not Procrastinate any more…. it has made my life less stressful.
My best New Year’s resolution was to give more hugs.
Once covid is over I am going to be trying to get back to my daily walks
To spend more time with my family (successful resolution)
My most successful New Years resolution was losing the 15lbs I gained!!!
I don’t really make them but I have resolved to buy less, love more, walk more, sit less and eat less meat and more fruits and veggies!
Fail: to exercise daily and eat right
Success: quit smoking!
Every year, my resolution is to exercise more and walk when possible. It lasts for about a month.
Every year, same promise – To lose weight. 🙂
Every year, same broken promise, but I do try. 😉
Most successful was to find a new job and I am currently loving it!
Save money and spend less, it was a success this year!
never did start that diet
Not worrying so much.
My most successful was buying a treadmill and using it at least 5 days a week for about an hour each time.
Quitting smoking
I don’t make New Year’s resolutions because they are almost near unattainable.
My most successful New Years resolution is to not make New Years resolutions because I always fail lol. Best resolution ever!
Every New Year’s Resolution I make starts out successfully but almost always fizzles after a few months haha – we humans are definitely creatures of habit!
My most successful New Year’s resolution was to not sweat the small stuff, it still takes a lot of practice especially these days!
To stay positive and appreciate the people in my life and the memories we get to make together!
not having a resolution 🙂
Thank you stay positive
Resolution success story: A former boyfriend’s sweet mother made us a New Year’s Eve feast, including stuffed mushroom caps (topped with garlic, cream cheese and various cheeses), one year. I made a resolution after that to enjoy stuffed mushrooms whenever I could. I cooked some last night for supper. Yes, I am an ambitious goal achiever. *grinning*
Most successful: to learn new things
I did quit smoking one year and it lasted for about a year and then I started again due to stress and traumatizing events in my life. I am going to try again to quit.
Most successful – 2018 weight loss
Most disastrous – all the other years weight loss
Have empathy
To procrastinate less, but I keep putting it off.
Eat healthier
My goal is to have an earlier bed time
Exercise more… it has been successful.
Successful. Not really, actually never. It sounds great in my head but never seems to reach execution.
My most successful new years resolution was to cut back on cream & sugar in my coffee. I always had double cream, double sugar. I am down to only 1/2 cream, no sugar 🙂
Try to continue to stay “Positive”
To lose weight and get into shape
Try to continue to stay “Positive”
Focus on personal health.
time with family
time and family
Grateful everyday for what I have and not covet More
To quit smoking and eat healthy
Fail epic to get more active!
Most attainable New Year’s resolution every year is to carve out more time with family instead of work.
It’s a bit cliche, but exercising is the resolution I make every year and always fail at.
To try and increase my activity level.
i HAVE NEVER HAD RESOLUTIONS. MOST PEOPLE BREAK THEM OR ARE PRESSURED TO DO AND THEN FEEL GUILTY BECAUSE THEY BROKE. IT.
to have more patience and to think positively
To never make a New Years Resolution ever again. So far, so good!
I decided I want going to slim down. I did it! I have kept that extra 2” off for the entire year after getting there in March. Simple mentality changes was all it took.
I always make a New Years Resolution to eat better. It usually only lasts a couple of weeks.
To stay fit and active.
My most successful was to go to the gym at least twice a week, and I do!
I do not make new years resolutions because I always failed. I decide to do life changing things on the spur of the moment.
Resolution to exercise more and eat better.With Covid this year the exercise has come but the eating part not so much!Lol
resolution to be happier.
To read more books this year.
No more new year resolutions because I can never keep them.
To take more time for myself.
My biggest failure was not getting rid of all the junk and crap in my house! I need to downsize!
Regular Exercise
New year’s resolution that keep repeating each year is to get more exercise.
No resolution this year
to lose weight and to get rid of junk in the house
Lose weight
Continue on my healthy lifestyle change!🌞🍀
To appreciate what I have!
advocating for my speacial needs son was my most successful resolution. standing up for those that cant advocate for themselves
Reading more books
My most successful New Year’s resolution was to try and exercise more, and as it turns out, I still hate to exercise, BUT it turns out that I do love going on nice scenic hikes 🙂
Lose weight 🤣😂👎
Keep healthy and safe.
Most successful- to buy less online
The resolution I’ve been able to keep was to be more compassionate toward others
Losing weight usually a fail …maybe this cheese will help 😉
listen more, be patient, be kind & understanding
I was determined to learn French. Nope. . . That successfully never happened.
Lose weight hahaha!
To devote my life to love and beauty.
I found out I was pregnant right before New Year’s, and I vowed to stop drinking immediately, take prenatal vitamins, exercise and eat right. I had a wonderfully healthy baby girl and a great pregnancy as these things go. I mean, I got really fat, but it was all worth it! (My little baby girl is 22 and just got engaged).
Taking a walk everyday.
My most successful resolution was Quitting smoking after a dozen or so trys but it was to late throat cancer , I now breath through a hole in my throat
Haha, i think every year is a fail! I think my most memorable one was i promised myself i would wear high heels more often (I’m a running shoe gal) and i am still very much a leather boots, and running shoes gal. Fail.
lose the covid 25
least sucess loose weight
My new years resolution is to cut back on sugary and processed foods.
Haven’t had a totally successful resolution yet, but maybe 2021 will be the year!
Better health
Thank you and Merry Christmas! : )
Regular exercise worked out many years ago!
weight management is an ordeal especially with #saputo
#12daysofchristmasgiveaway2020
To lose weight and I lost 20 pounds
Hard one for me but to be giving without enabling …. xo
My New Years Resolution this year was to be kind to myself and to others. Meaning I take out time for myself and do something I like to do. I’ve always been so focused on work and nursing, this pandemic has shown me I put myself at risk every day without knowing it. That what I do is important but I can’t help others without taking care of myself first. The other thing I did this year was make others happy, whether its giving someone a compliment and showing them love or sharing random presents. It’s the little things matter. Thank you for this amazing giveaway Tribute and good luck all. I’ve made this resolution come true but at this point its just a part of who I am.
I save myself the trouble of not sticking to one by not making a new years resolution lol
My New Years resolution was to take one day at a time and to relax and try to enjoy every single day.
Most successful New Years resolution was to change my lifestyle and get healthy. I lost 100+ lbs, got off of insulin and blood pressure medications. It was truly a resolution to keep for life.
Switching from resolutions to intentions last year.
exercising more……but never do!
I choose a word every year to set the tone for the year ahead…most of my words have been too ambitious: i.e. blissful lol
Follow a healthy fitness regime seems to come up every few years.
To be more active!
Was successful at taking care of myself first, and not let others drag me into their drama.
Most successful resolution was to lose 100 lbs.Completed! Now every resolution is to keep ithe 100 lbs off. #12daysofchristmas
My first family vacation to a hot place Mexico.
Most successful regular exercise. Least successful give up procrastinating.
to lose weight
The answer to both is “to lose weight”
Get a better career that is stable.
Beat diabetes without taking medication
My most successful resolution was to not make resolutions. Failed that first year making one but solid ever since.
Success: spending less time on the computer!
Failure to get in shape and eat healthier
Wean myself off from playing my many online games. Focus more on relationship. Be less obsessed.
i don’t think I have ever made a new years resolution
Most successful New Year resolution was eat less sugar and sodium.
Take better care of myself and my parents!
I don’t make actual New Year’s Resolutions. I make goals during the year.
I made the resolution to cut down on the amount if sugar in my diet. Small changes are the most lasting.
Getting more rest. Only plus to the pandemic
My 2017 resolution was to get an active job and loose weight. I was 220 pounds. Aug 1st I got a housekeeper job at a motel cleaning up to 18 rooms a day. By that December I had lost 30 pounds. I just stayed true to myself and it panned out!
finding an indoor exercise I can/will stick to
MASSIVE FAIL: ” I REALLY feel it IN MY BONES that 2020 is GOING to be a FANTASTIC YEAR!
Sure it was a FANTASTIC YEAR ….. fantastically surreal, fantastically shocking, fantastically sad, yet we had a FANTASTIC shift as individuals, as what was truly important in our lives and what was not. Separated the chafe from the wheat!
Quit smoking
Get enough sleep
Resolve to never resolve at New Years
To travel more
My best resolution so far was to be healthier! Since then, exercise is part of my routine and I’ve never been happier
To purge the house of unused items/clothing
The year I said I’d walk more – I lost 60lbs by September
Keep exercising and trying to eat healthy
Eating less chocolate/treats…. my weakness!
My most successful New Years resolution was to take more pictures so I’d have memories to look back on. I didn’t do much this year so whenever I did something I was able to remember to at least take one pic or video!
Quit smoking
Read 100 books!
rest
Quitting smoking