9Honey celebs reveal what they stopped doing in 2018
To reflect on the year that was, we asked our 9Honey celebs to give us their wrap-up of 2018 – what books they loved, gifts they bought and resolutions they've made.
Sometimes it's nice to look forward and make a resolution for something you'd like to start doing in the year ahead.
But it's just as helpful to take stock of your behaviour and determine what should be left behind. We asked our 9Honey celebs to tell us what they stopped doing in 2018.
Amber Sherlock
"Shopping instore. I am a 100% internet shopper and I love it. Perhaps too much."
Laura Turner
https://www.instagram.com/p/BoglO8ggHPm/
"Caring what other people think."
John Aiken
"Trying to catch-up with people that don’t put any effort in. If it’s a one way street - I’m no longer interested in chasing them. "
Leila McKinnon
https://www.instagram.com/p/BmXujKHACNT/
"Complaining about exercise, now i just do it and move on."
Victoria Arbiter
"Using plastic supermarket shopping bags. I’ve joined the ranks of the militant eye-rollers when people in the supermarket still use dozens of plastic bags for just a few items. There are so many really nice reusable shopping bags these days that there’s just no excuse for using plastic anymore. If we all make an effort we can all make a difference."
Jelena Dokic
https://www.instagram.com/p/BrpHFKgFBCm/
"I stopped sweating the small stuff and stressing about unimportant things."
Bec Maddern
"Worrying about things which I couldn’t change."
Erin Molan
https://www.instagram.com/p/BrrnM67h0Z1/
"Sleeping."
Deb Knight
"Wishing I could surf and speak Spanish."
Lauren Philips
"Worrying about what I doing next and enjoying what I’m doing now."
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