A happy and prosperous 2014

It’s time to reconnect with you, our loyal readers, and to bring you fresh and exciting news as usual.

We are back with a bang and when we look back at our relationship in the past years, we feel very proud to be associated with you.

We have made enormous progress as far as the digital world is concerned and of course, the credit goes to you, our readers for supporting us.

A new year has always been a time for looking back to the past, and more importantly, forward to the whole year.

It’s a time to reflect on the changes we want (or need) to make and resolve to follow through on those changes.

If your New Year’s resolutions from last year have gone unresolved, there is still a chance.
2014 offers another opportunity to achieve your goals, and these four tips should help you keep to your New Year’s resolutions.

Make it something you really want.
Don’t make it a resolution that you “should” want or what other people tell you to want. It has to fit with your own values.

Limit your list to a number you can handle.
It’s probably best to make two or three resolutions that you intend to keep.

Be specific

To be effective, resolutions and goals need to be pretty specific.

Make a plan
Rather than stating one daunting goal, create a series of smaller steps to reach it.