How Are You Doing on Your New Year’s Resolutions?

It’s hard to believe, but we’re already six months into the year. Time flies, doesn’t it? If you made New Year’s resolutions back in January, now is a great moment to check in, reassess, and realign. Whether you’ve made huge strides or drifted a little, this mid-year point is an opportunity—not a deadline.

Here are five ways to reflect and restart:

1. Revisit Your Original Goals

Pull out that list, journal, or mental note from January. What did you want to accomplish? Re-read it without judgment. Sometimes goals evolve, and that’s okay.

2. Celebrate Your Progress

Even small steps count. Maybe you didn’t run the marathon—but you started walking regularly. Maybe you didn’t launch your business—but you wrote the plan. Progress deserves recognition.

3. Adjust What Isn’t Working

Resolutions aren’t set in stone. If something hasn’t worked for you, tweak it. Maybe “work out daily” becomes “move your body three times a week.” Flexibility keeps momentum going.

4. Recommit with Fresh Energy

Summer is a natural refresh point. The days are longer, the mood is lighter. Take advantage of this shift to recommit. Think of it as New Year’s 2.0—without the champagne hangover.

5. Set a Small Goal for the Next 30 Days

Pick one goal—just one—to focus on in the month ahead. Make it doable, visible, and trackable. A little success can reignite your motivation and carry you into the rest of the year with confidence.

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