Do you make New Year resolutions? Even if you don’t, today’s conversation is all about some things you might consider giving up in 2022.

Snippet from the Show

Although cliché, the new year is a great time to pause and evaluate bad habits, goals, new habits we want to establish, what’s working and what’s not working.

---

Shownotes

1. Undisciplined phone use

Are you constantly checking your phone throughout your day? Do you spend too much time mindlessly scrolling through social media? Consider setting limits to when, where, and how you use your phone, and your mental health will be better for it.

2. Stuff you don’t need

What things are taking up space in your home and work spaces? Too much clothing, extra appliances, or piles of books? Declutter your spaces and give some of your extra “stuff” to others who can use it. Here is the closet-cleaning episode where I talked with stylist Meghan Ashley.

3. Ignoring your health

Many of us put others first and neglect our own healthcare. Do you need to make an appointment for a check up, a screening, or a trip to the dentist? For your family’s benefit, you need to take better care of yourself in these most basic ways. Make the call today!

4. Negative relationships

Who in your life brings you down, saps you of energy, or tempts you to sin? There are some relationships (like family) that we can’t cut out, but if you have friendships or acquaintances that are a continual source of negativity for you, consider limiting them or cutting them out altogether.

5. Saying you don’t have time

We all use this excuse from time to time, but if you find yourself saying this about important things in your life, it’s time for a change. If you can’t find time to pray, to work on your marriage, to exercise or do other things you think are important, then you need to make some changes. Stop saying you don’t have time and find better ways to use the time you have.