What's in a New Year Resolution??

GoD Bless to everyone for surviving anutha year. The start of a New Year can present many challenges of things to come. For many, a rebirth for resetting priorities & for others, a reflection of past miscues & making new resolutions to correct on those miscues. Waiting till the start of an New year to make promises one won't likely keep can be disappointing.
So how can someone avoid not committing to their new year's resolutions? Well setting ludicrous goals can destroy any ability to achievement of those promises. Find a friend, coworker or family member to set the same goals, this way you'll have a someone sharing the same objectives & yaw can motivate each other.
Marking them goals & checkin them off as you go is a constant reminder of personal achievement of those commitments. I myself have a few & I'm praying for everyone else to stay focus on what they are looking to do.

Haha none of us are perfect, but completing those resolutions sure can make us think that we are. Happy new year Yaw.

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