Just as it is customary to prepare a list of New Year's resolutions at the end of the year, it is also customary not to fulfill them. Of course, every time we are firmly determined to correct the infamous statistics, but the old habit is an iron shirt. That's why we present to you some applications that will give your vows a chance to survive.
End of the year we look not only back, but also forward. And if we cannot change things in hindsight, the future is a blank slate. That's why our mouths are always full New Year's resolutions. Because the future is still somewhere ahead, tucked away safely. But when we get to the point where otherwise well-intentioned decisions should be taken out of the drawer, we leave them there. And there they wait for better times.
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Realizing how difficult it is for New Year's resolutions to survive January, let alone translate into blood, we sought applications, which will be just the right kick in the ass, so that you can pat yourself on the back at the end of the year and fill the list of resolutions with new things.
1. Learning a new language: Duoling
It's never too late to learn new language or that knowledge of a foreign language let's refresh. And one of the best, if not the best, free app for this is Duolingo. Not only is it packed in a beautiful interface, more than that counts learning results are quickly noticeable and that learning is also fun. If you have one of the following languages on your vow list; Italian, German, French, Spanish or Portuguese, Duolingo is the right address. Available for: iOS, Android. If you have another foreign language on the list, we suggest it Memrise (iOS, Android), which brings lessons for 180 different languages. Available for: iOS, Android
2. Healthy and balanced diet: Fooducate
The list of vows, despite its limitlessness, is a rather narrow list of goals to which she is also subscribed weight loss respectively Feeling better and a fairer body, to which a great country contributes choosing the right diet. Eating healthy sounds easy, but anyone who has embarked on this journey knows that it is only in theory. One of the best approaches that actually leads to the set goal is the Fooducate app, which rate your food (after they scan the declaration), explain what is in the product (even what the declaration may have kept silent, e.g. if it contains genetically modified organisms) and serves the best possible choice in this area, or an alternative existing. Switch from white bread to rye bread, from carbonated drinks to tea... any such change will have a big impact in the long run. But to still enjoy the type of food you love, you can use the app via surveys create a picture of your favorite food to then with healthy suggestions as close as possible to the expected taste. Available for: iOS, Android
3. Get in shape: Nike + Training Club
Do it as Maria Sharapova. The Nike + Training Club application is also her choice for body sculpting and building fitness. It offers over 100 exercises tailored for different goals and fitness levels. The instructions are packaged in video and voice format, and they provide extra fuel and motivation demonstrations by famous athletes. The application monitors your progress and prescribes the exact duration of the exercise. If you can't afford a personal trainer for one-on-one training, this is the only true app equivalent. More about Nike + Training Club. Available for: iOS, Android
4. Personal finances under control: Level
Of course, there is no shortage of apps that want to be yours personal banker and manage your money, but few are knee-deep in the Level app, which stands out for its simplicity and beautiful design. Connect your existing banking and credit card apps to it, and Level will automatically detect yours monthly inflow and bills, which feed into him. This will give you an accurate overview of how much money you can actually spend on other things. But not just on a monthly basis, the application goes so far as to make it available to you "budget" is divided into individual days and weeks, allowing you to stay afloat, keep your spending on a leash, and stay out of debt. Available for: iOS, Android
5. Live better: Coach.me
No matter what your New Year's resolutions are, Coach.me (formerly Elevator) helped you fulfill them. Think of her as a personal trainer, but not only in a sporting sense, but practically for everyone. Namely, it allows you to set goals in different categories, so the range of these can be really wide. From getting in better shape, living healthier, learning a new skill, increasing productivity,… Each category has many useful challenges and once you accept the challenge, you can further specify it. It connects you with a coach and other users apps that help you stay on track. Available for: iOS, Android
6. Clean Out Your Closet: Poshmark
With the new year, many people wish air out your wardrobe. But before you go hunting for fresh pieces of clothing, it's wise to do it sooner clean up wardrobe. Changing your wardrobe is not cheap, and with the advent of the Internet, changing also flourished used clothes via the Internet, which can slightly lower the price to the "lefties". With the emergence of applications, the matter has become even easier and dresses even more affordable. That's what Poshmark allows you to do "virtual" closet (photographing pieces of clothing) and display your clothes that you no longer need. If the item finds a buyer, you send it to them by mail (Poshmark's commission is 20%) and space is already freed up for a new item. The app connects you to to fashion-conscious buyers and sellers, who want a new wind in the closet. Received money you can enrich your account or spend it on in-app purchases. Available for: iOS, Android
