New year's resolutions

[firemonkey]

I have never been much good at keeping them. My self discipline sucks.

[wjfox]

- To work on sleeping better.
- To maintain a healthy BMI.
- Start my own business working from home.

[Between The Bars]

fukin never

[custom_fusion-lqx]

Mostly i would like a girlfreind as im very alone out in the middle of nowhere, i can deal with having no freinds if i had a girlfreind id be happy .

[senstar]

nope, never stick to them. but going to try again anyway

[firemonkey]

Originally Posted by wjfox

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- Start my own business working from home.

What business would you like to do?

[AxelFendersson]

I don't make them. I don't need to make resolutions to know what changes I need to make in my life, and generally, if I fail to do those things, not having kept my New Year's Resolutions is the least of my worries.

I do usually use the turn of the year to stop and reflect on where I am and how my life has gone over the past twelve months, and where it appears to be going from there. But I've never made resolutions as part of that.

[Toxic]

dont make em

they are stupid in my opinion..and if i bought into them and made them i wouldnt bloody stick to them

although i do need to sort my life out, and i cant really do Anything till next week so it just happens to be when its a new year

[wjfox]

Originally Posted by firemonkey

What business would you like to do?

Hopefully a mixture of typesetting/DTP, print and web design, with some occasional photography work.

Alongside this, I would carry on developing my personal website and expanding the functionality of that.

[Pandapop]

I ususally do tbh, its normally lose weight as I've eaten so much of xmas and last year it was go to the doctos as well.
I normally lose weight between January - April time. Imma do it again this year :D

[Golz]

Originally Posted by AxelFendersson

I do usually use the turn of the year to stop and reflect on where I am and how my life has gone over the past twelve months, and where it appears to be going from there. But I've never made resolutions as part of that.

I do the same, but if it comes to wanting to change or make a 'resolution' about myself that can be anytime of the year, so the odds of being on or around new year aren't too high. Even if that can be just as hard to achieve as a new year one would be for others.

[Reddix3]

I always make the same ones. I finally joined a gym last year and since June have been going once a week, not a great amount but a start.

Ive just put the regulars back on this year, quit smoking, exercise (more), Socialise (more) aaaand one additional....less drinking, I have quite the rep for this still. To the point my Dad has constantly reminded me of the family members with drinking issues haha ah well

[anxiouslondoner]

I think people fail their resolutions by trying to do too much in one go. Why not try to spread your resolutions out to change, say, one thing a month? Just prioritise and make a list.

I definitely need to lose weight this year, and would like to learn to drive at last too. Obviously I want to get rid of my SA more, and could do with some more sociable hobbies. I'm not going to say "find a girlfriend" or anything as that still seems very far away, but I need to improve my confidence in this respect...

[Pink*Lady]

1. To visit the dentist and sort my teeth out because they're rotting.
2. To lose weight and exercise more because I've gone from a size 12 to 16 in the past year.
3. To meet a partner.

[Mr_Bean]

to stop smoking.

I don't smoke, so it'll be easy to keep

[Ellie78]

Don't look back! Keep running!

(That's my resolution for this year)

[Ajax Amsterdam]

I don't make NY resolutions.

Steady progress throughout the year does for me.

[westfield71]

My New Year's resolution is to save enough to buy a Velcro wall.

And I plan on sticking to it.

[AxelFendersson]

Originally Posted by -bloggs-

to stop smoking.

I don't smoke, so it'll be easy to keep

Surely that would mean you'd have to start smoking? Otherwise stopping would be impossible.

[Only_human]

Originally Posted by * Milly

Don't look back! Keep running!

(That's my resolution for this year)

Oh I love this! Good mindset if you can keep it up! Well presuming you mean running forward focusing on the positives rather then running from things when the going get's tough. I might try this myself!

Originally Posted by Benfica

I don't make NY resolutions.

Steady progress throughout the year does for me.

I kind of agree. I think often putting pressure to do this or that within a set time frame can make you feel a failure if you can't achieve it rather then baby steps of little things you can achieve in shorter periods. People often pick very hard things to achieve in one year!

[schneebeli]

Originally Posted by westfield71

My New Year's resolution is to save enough to buy a Velcro wall.

And I plan on sticking to it.