Whether you resolve to be more positive in the new year, or you aim to be more productive by finally completing all your unfinished projects, it is good to keep a list of your New Year’s Resolution. Whether you aim to be more active or healthier by taking on more physically challenging activities in 2014, like jogging or playing badminton, perhaps, whether you see yourself learning a new skill like playing bari reeds at Musicians Friend or finally learning how to speak a second language, it will help to list down these goals and check them one by one as you accomplish them as the year progresses. Nothing will encourage you to accomplish more things than a list of the things you have already accomplished.

They say the new year also signifies new beginning and I bet everyone agrees that starting anew and creating fresh beginnings in the new year is the most top notch way to go about it.