Washington County Weekend Post e-edition
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How to choose a resolution you can keep annual exercise in empty promises. A common hurdle many people must clear when making a New Year's resolution is choosing the resolution itself. Resolving to become a millionaire in the next 12 months is likely unrealistic, as is taking on the same resolution you made last year that proved unsuccessful. Before making a New Year's resolution this year, consider the following tips aimed at helping you choose a Part Time Hourly or Live-In (7 days a pay period) resolution that has a • Live-In Rate $145/day chance to be successful. CAREGIVERS NEEDED • Hourly Rate $9.00/$11.00 Qualifications • Valid Driver's License • Insured Vehicle * Make it something you're likely to enjoy . Resolving to lose weight is perhaps the most popular New Year's resolution every year. Though there's no way to measure how many people make this resolution and stick with it, it's safe to assume many people fall short of their weight-loss goal. 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For example, resolving to move overseas by the end of the coming calendar year may be a great goal, but if you have no job prospects overseas or too many commitments at home, then this goal is not very realistic and you probably won't make it a successful resolution. However, this doesn't mean you have to abandon your dream of moving overseas. Instead, resolve to make changes that make your desire to live overseas more realistic. Learn the language of a favorite country or learn about that country's job market and work toward making yourself more attractive to potential overseas employers. General accounting procedures, associates degree This is a more realistic goal than deciding to move overseas and excellent computer skills in the very near future, and it required. Full time with sets you up for future success benefits. Fond du Lac area. should you resolve to move abroad down the road. Send resume to BADGER PAPERBOARD, INC. 230001002 New Year's resolutions may have varying degrees of success, but even those people who find it difficult to keep their resolutions year after year still tend to make a new resolution once the hour of midnight chimes. Though it may seem as though resolutions are made to be broken, resolutions can be the first step many people take toward a happier and healthier life, making them more than just a silly PO Box 160 760 Tower Dr. Fredonia, WI 53021 Ph# 262-692-6499 Fax# 262-692-6649 * Employ the buddy system. Resolutions don't have to be a one-man show. In fact, your resolution may prove easier to keep if you can find someone to go along for the ride with you. For instance, if you have resolved to quit smoking, find a friend who also smokes and commit to your resolution together. You can lean on each other when times get tough and serve as each other's watchdog to make sure neither one of you is straying from your goal. If you resolve to learn a foreign language in the year ahead, find a friend to enroll in a class with you. As additional motivation,