This is the time of year when people set big goals and resolutions. And yet, research shows that only 8% of people actually meet those resolutions. Tide Risers Lead Facilitator Marion Biglan offers a different kind of strategy for approaching the new year: the three-word mantra.

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Intentions

I generally stay away from New Year’s resolutions as I tend to forget them or not follow them after a couple of months. Instead, I pick a word that sets my intention for the year.

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Upgrade Your New Year's Resolution

The setting of New Years resolutions tends to be a rather self-focused endeavor: work out more, eat better, drink less. Considering, however, some of the grave and impending global issues we are facing, perhaps it’s time to shift our resolution-making focus to the greater good.