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Personal Progress New Years Resolutions


Hi! So, I have some new years resolutions you can add to your list that include personal progress! They will have things to do with prayer, completing personal progress, etc.
Completing Personal Progress:
This could be the last year for you! If you are 18 and haven't finished Personal Progress you should definitely make one of these your goals. Or, if you are a Beehive or Mia Maid who has nothing but time this summer check out one of these! It will definitely help you in the near future!
1. Finish Personal Progress this year! Here is a helpful link to help you finish Personal Progress this summer.
2. Complete at least one Personal Progress experience each month (Such as Faith #1, Individual Worth #7, etc.)
3. Complete 2 Personal Progress values this year (Such as Divine Nature or Virtue)
Working on Personal Progress:
Okay, maybe you don't want to finish Personal Progress this year but you do want to get some of it done. This section is definitely for you! It will give you ideas on how to work on Personal Progress at your own rate! If you have any other resolutions to add to any of these lists, comment them below and I'll add them!
1. Pray every day (This will help you complete Faith #1)
2. Read at least 1-2 chapters of the Book of Mormon each night (This will help you complete the Final Project in Virtue)
3. Compliment yourself and then thee people often (This will help you in Individual Worth)
4. Keep a recipe book (This will help you in Knowledge and Good Works)
5. Learn to sew, crochet, knit, paint, draw, etc. (This will help you in Knowledge)
Helping Others with Personal Progress:
Maybe you are a mother, sister, cousin, etc. who wants to help their daughter, sister, or cousin with Personal Progress! This section will show you ways to help them.
1. If they offer to give you service, ACCEPT! They are probably trying to get their Honor Bee or Good Works.
2. Give them this book! It was written by an amazing and well known Personal Progress blogger. It will help them so much!
Thank you for reading this and hopefully it gave you some ideas for New Years Resolutions this year!
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