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  1. I don’t make resolutions because the goals I set are constantly changing/evolving into different goals or bigger goals that I continue into every year. My life’s goal is to continue to improve my life by making the necessary changes I need to make. I do understand those who do make New Year’s Resolutions though. I do look at that as a guideline to achieving aspirations and goals one sets for oneself. #anythinggoes

  2. Tracey Abrahams

    I like the feeling of starting new year, fresh with any number of possibilities. I know its only another day, but it gives me the motivation to sart new habits, so I always make resolutions. They mau go a bit astray as the year goes on (usually diet ones) but it is better to have had a few good months than not bother at all. #anythinggoes

  3. I think you have to be in the right head space to make resolutions, if that makes sense. Some years I’ve just known it will only make me more depressed when I can’t live up to my goals, but others I really enjoy the sense of a fresh start at new year. I’m feeling really motivated and determined this year 🙂 #anythinggoes

  4. OneDizzyBee

    I like your approach to this! I think the idea of resolutions has become a joke over the years in some regards, but I think you’re right. If it’s approached correctly, it doesn’t need to be. I try to focus on one aspect of my life that I really want to improve, and I make that my goal/resolution. Too many of them and I know I won’t follow through, but one is generally doable!

  5. I havent made resolutions this year but I have some goals for the blog around what I hope to achieve. Mine are also SMART – we use them at work and I have some goals there too. I am much happier if I have something to am at to achieve and agree with you 🙂 #AnythingGoes

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