There is almost always a palpable excitement around new years. You feel ready to leave anything unpleasant in the past year as you strive to look optimistically towards a new year with bigger and better achievements.

It’s no doubt that resolutions are so popular at this time as well.

However, your resolutions need to be actionable and measurable. This is often the tricky part when it comes to making resolutions. If you are at crossroads regarding the changes to make in 2021, here are some suggestions.

1. Modern Mobility

Nothing spells modernized travel like bike-sharing. This novel idea means you can travel anywhere without the hustle of having to bring your car.

Instead, you get to use a well maintained powerful bike to get from one point to the other. Most authorities with these systems have ensured to place them strategically near public transportation points.

Aside from getting around, cycling is healthy and works out multiple muscles in the body. It’s also a more efficient way to travel.

2. Live Sustainably

Sustainable living campaigns once targeted governments and prompted them to play their part to reduce global warming and other negative environmental impacts.

Those days are long gone. The shift is now on what individuals can do to conserve the environment.

Think about things like buying organic, purchasing used items, composting your waste, and of course, the three conservation tenets of recycle, reduce, and reuse.

It might seem like a drop in the option, but every bit counts.

3. Pursue a Healthier Lifestyle

Parenting, bust careers, and the general rigors of adulthood can get overwhelming. When they do, self-care often tends to take a back seat.

If this has happened to you, use this time of year to resolve to turn things around.

This does not have to be anything extreme, either. Eating well is a simple thing to do, for example. To get started, begin by making a pint of shopping healthy. This goes for both food and snack.

Other things you can do towards self-care include getting good quality sleep and working out.

4. Working On Your Relationships

Our relationships provide the social and emotional support we need to get through life. Over time, however, you might find yourself neglecting some of them unwittingly.

While some relationships are meant to die a natural death at one point, some are worth reviving. This is an excellent time to figure out which these are and to make more of an effort at not only reviving them but maintaining them as well.

Keep at It!

Resolutions are more about the actions taken rather than the declarations made.

Once you make a few good resolutions, strive to undertake the actions that make them a reality.