Nov 3 2021

I am a big fan of the new year but I’m also a huge fan of New Year’s Resolutions. I wish I had more time for this to go on. I’ve been thinking about it for years and this is one of the most important topics we need to discuss.

I know this is a vague statement, but it’s something we should be talking about at this time of year. We may have just started doing things that we don’t like about our lives, but if we don’t talk about them it’s like they never happened. I recently read a book that said that the reason people talk about resolutions at the end of the year is because it’s a good way to motivate yourself to keep going.

I agree with that 100%. A good resolution for me would be to go to a new doctor, and to have a great new boyfriend, and to be happy.

I was reading an article on a forum about how resolutions are great but are not always so good. So I decided to do some research to see if that is true. I found some statistics that said that people who had a resolution at the end of the year were more likely to do better than those who didnt. More importantly, they were more likely to make it happen.

In the same way that a resolution or goal would be great, but it is not a goal you want to see come true, a resolution or goal is good but it is not the goal you want to see happen.

It’s great that you want to see your resolutions come true, but the truth is that if you don’t make a goal for yourself, you are just setting yourself up for failure in the future.

In other news, I’m now officially on the no-longer-voting-me list.

The best resolution to a problem is solving it. The best goal is a goal you want to see happen. It is in our nature to want to make things happen, but it is important to recognize that if you don’t make a goal for yourself, you are just setting yourself up for failure in the future.

In the same vein, if you are not on the no-longer-voting-me list, then you are setting yourself up for failure in the future.

If you’ve read this far, congrats! You’ve learned that life is a continuous action. It’s a constant cycle of trying new things and failing. So no matter how much of a failure you are, you are still a success. You just have to make it more of a success.