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Aniwos

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Do people really accomplish the goals and resolutions they set every new beginning of the year?

 

Project Limitless

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Stopped doing that long ago. If you want to change something, you don't need to wait for 1st January.
The best time to do it is NOW.

 

Good_Agency_Ads

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Usually not. Often, resolutions at the beginning of the year are just to motivate yourself to move forward.

 

DediRock

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Project Limitless said:

Stopped doing that long ago. If you want to change something, you don't need to wait for 1st January.
The best time to do it is NOW.

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I couldn't agree more!
No fireworks needed to light up your goals; now is the best time to make a change.

 

SMMCrunch

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i did not accomplish any resolutions yet

 

MR.Spuf

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Aniwos said:

Do people really accomplish the goals and resolutions they set every new beginning of the year?

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Of course. Isn't that the norm?

 

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htownfish

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I've never once set a new years resolution.

I was intending to do the standard 'lose weight' in 2025, but the fact I've just moved to the USA makes that seem highly unlikely, so may continue the trend of never setting one.

 

TechnoTycoon

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It helps to stick to plan.