I usually don ' t do first posts of the year but I just need to ask, how effective is your New Year resolution? How effective was it last year? New Year resolutions have been a norm for us year in, year out. We make certain promises to ourselves, some make it mentally while some even go ahead to write them down. Sometimes, we share the resolutions with others and sometimes we don ' t, we just plan to work on them low-key. It works sometimes while some doesn ' t work, we just repeat the same cycle over and over.
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The truth is, you don ' t have to make those resolutions if you don ' t want to. Some of us make resolutions because everyone else is making them or because we just don ' t want to go with ' the flow ' which actually defeats the purpose of making the resolutions at all. It ' s another ' new year ' and I ' m sure a lot of us already have things we ' ve resolved to do this year but it ' s easier said than done right? Maybe you want to stop smoking and drinking, or you want to start a course, or you want to get that job or save up that money this year, how about you start by taking conscious steps towards achieving them? Avoid the company of smokers or drinkers if you can, get the form for the course and pay your fees, apply for that
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