Chances are your New Year’s resolutions this year might be similar to those of last year. And chances are also pretty high that they are the same as most of your friends and family as well. The reason for this is that they are simply hard to keep and each year we vow to be better, more dedicated, and more determined to succeed. The top 10 New Year’s resolutions are as follows:
•	1. Stop smoking
•	2. Get Fit
•	3. Lose Weight
•	4. Enjoy Life More
•	5. Quit Drinking
•	6. Get Organized
•	7. Learn Something New
•	8. Get Out of Debt
•	9. Spend more time with the Family 
•	10. Help Others

While over 30% of people never even make it out of the gate with their New Year’s resolutions there is reason to be more optimistic this year – the iPhone. I guess they were right, there truly is an Iphone app for everything. Not only do they keep us entertained, give us directions, and answer questions, but now they are helping us stay on track with our goals for 2010. Here are some Apps that may help you keep your resolutions this year 

•	1. Stop smoking - My Quitline, a free application that links users to the National Cancer Institute's quitline where you can speak to a live coach. 
•	2. Get Fit – iFitness, has over 230 different individual exercises to choose from. For each exercise you’ll see a picture, a description, and, for most, a video as well
•	3. Lose Weight – Daily Burn, enter your current weight and goal weight, and it’ll tell you how many calories you should eat a day and show your progress
•	4. Enjoy Life More – the iPhone has thousands of apps for fun and games for every age. Try Flick Fishing, it lets you virtually cast and reel in some really big fish using iPhone
•	5. Quit Drinking – 12 steps AA Companion, the perfect tool for all members of Alcoholics Anonymous
•	6. Get Organized – 43 things.com, you can keep track of up to 43 “things” that you’d like to accomplish, write notes about each goal, and indicate what percentage of the way you are towards finishing it
•	7. Learn Something New – Human Japanese, an amazing app that lets you learn the language from square one. If you’re interested in learning other languages, check out Basic Spanish for Dummies
•	8. Get Out of Debt – Mint.com, somehow makes budgeting fun (or as close to fun as possible) with it’s slick interface and color coded graphs and charts
•	9. Spend more time with the Family –Kidtivities, scroll through 40 great activity ideas you can enjoy with kids two to six years old almost anywhere
•	10. Help Others – A Real Tree, plants a real tree in one of twelve countries facing deforestation by letting you easily donate money to this organization
Go to Apple.com for more iPhone Apps 

- Kaitlyn Anderson, Marketing Trailblazer
