It’s that time when we look back at what we’ve achieved this year, sigh deeply, feel sorry for ourselves, come up with another list of things to do in the next year and call that the new year’s resolution.
I know I haven’t achieved what I had set out to do this time last year, and there’s a good chance that you didn’t either. So, instead of trying it again, why not change what the resolution is in the first place?
To get the point, let me first tell you where I got the idea first.
Read moreHey there! Looks like you’re reading a post that is a year old. Let’s click here and read the New Year Resolution 2019 where I talk about how you can actually achieve what you want to do next year. 🙂
Another year is coming to an end, and with the Holidays spirit all around, it’s that time of the year when we make New Year’s resolution that we will likely forget about in six months.
I’m not different. I’ve made new year resolutions, and more often than not, those have never come true. But with 2018 just around the corner, here I am making another set of resolutions for the new year! ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
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