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With the start of the New Year comes an opportunity to set some great goals for the coming year. Here are our tips for how to make those New Year’s resolutions a concrete reality:

‘I’m exhausted’ is such a common response to the question ‘how are you?’ that you could be forgiven for thinking everyone is being worked half to death in factories.

YOU’RE AT YOUR WIT’S END. IT DOESN’T SEEM TO MATTER HOW HARD YOU TRAIN OR HOW WELL YOU EAT, SOMEHOW YOU NEVER SEEM TO LOOK LIKE THOSE BEAUTIFULLY SCULPTED FORMS YOU SEE IN THE MAGAZINES. YOU FEEL FRUSTRATED AND DEMORALISED - ALL THAT EFFORT FOR
SUCH LITTLE REWARD! THERE HAS TO BE A BETTER WAY. A WAY THAT WORKS.
By Joanne M Prior
 

Out of the darkness
Much has been written about depression, but do we really understand what people suffer?

Happiness A lot of people are seeking it, but have we even succeeded in defining it? We asked 10 of the world’s top thinkers what happiness means to them. the diversity of their answers may surprise you.

 Have you been struggling to relax and unwind, feeling stressed, tired, lack time and energy? Well chill out with these 62 tips.

Work/life balance - Take a real holiday and relax

We all try to achieve a work/life balance but ask yourself are you taking a real holiday and really relaxing when you do? Right now is a great time to organise that holiday with incredibly low airfares and travel deals on offer, but how are you going to avoid incidental work creeping into the equation?

Have you ever noticed that some people are always happy, no matter what the situation or what’s happened to them, while others seem to be eternally unhappy with life, that nothing goes in the right direction for them.
Like keeping fit and healthy, we need to work at being happy.

Where do you want to be?
We all have goals, things we want to achieve and places we want to get to, but the path can be riddled with potholes and detours.

Results of a Newspoll Omnibus Survey commissioned by Lifeline Australia indicate that an alarming 91% of adult Australians feel stress in at least one important area of their lives.

Reducing Stress
Stress is a response to an event or situation. It can be positive or negative. Stress is common in daily life and may be associated with work, family or personal relationships. It usually means that something is happening that’s causing worry and affecting how we are thinking and feeling.