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Do you make New Year's Resolutions?

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Do you make New Year's resolutions?

What do you reckon?

Not anymore. I don't find them silly I just don't make them because I never stick to them

Reply 2

The_Lonely_Goatherd

I never used to but have tried the past few years. I don't feel I was successful on any of my resolutions for 2018, so here's hoping 2019's ones work out better for me :colondollar:

Reply 3

Obolinda

Volunteer Team

Used to, usually forget them.

Don't need a calendar date to improve myself
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Reply 4

Alesha1991

I sometimes make them. There's a few I've managed to keep, others have been less successful though.

Reply 5

CoolCavy

Volunteer Team

No. I might do had the school not rammed it down our throats for the entire of January

Reply 6

bigana

New year goals, yes, any excuse for a “new start” are great I think :smile:

Reply 7

Bio 7

Lose 4-5 stone after years of never doing anything about it. At least get a healthier lifestyle and stick to it.

Revise more.

Reply 8

NetNeutrality

my only resolution is to surive because its the only thing i can achieve :tongue:

Reply 9

Kaffee_1998

Yes

Drink more alcohol 🍺

Reply 10

Violet Femme

This year I am going to make the resolution of not laughing at all the people who make really puritanical resolutions and then fail after 3 days.

Reply 11

Nabopolassar

not generally, but this year i'm trying to lean down. currently 6'1 91kg, look kinda like a rugby player. I wanna go back down to 80kg like i used to be, the lean 'prettyboy' look suits my face much better aka something like chico.

Reply 12

Miss Maddie

Life changes quickly and what was relevant at the start might not be relevant in March. We need to be fluid and constantly change our aims based on the world we are confronted with. Set goals and try fulfilling those goals. I dont support sitting resolutions and stick to them all the time.

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Reply 14

It's****ingWOODY

I prefer to work on self-improvement year-round, where possible.

Reply 15

username1339858_

I think they're a fad. Especially for me.

Reply 16

username3883544

Never bothered. Giving something up for a month or a few weeks such as for Lent is more focused and achievable.

Reply 17

Kallisto

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Original post by BlinkyBill

What do you reckon?

I have always goals I am trying to achieve those in the next year, and that has not changed for coming 2019. I have gave up making resolutions long time ago, and for this year having expectations, because 2018 went wrong with too high expectations I had.

Reply 18

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