Your post made me laugh. I admit I've fallen victim to trying out lots of resolutions, "word for the year," 3 top priorities. Instead of being life hacks, they do have a way of falling guiltily by the wayside. No time like the present!
Good food for thought, Amy. The older I get, the more I realize that Now is the only moment we have, so we should use it and not wait for the day after Now. Thanks for the thought-provoking read. SW
I do do resolutions, I like the image of the fresh untrodden year ahead, but I agree that there is nothing magical about it. I agree too that we can commit to goals at any time, and that the best time is now, whatever the date.
Your post made me laugh. I admit I've fallen victim to trying out lots of resolutions, "word for the year," 3 top priorities. Instead of being life hacks, they do have a way of falling guiltily by the wayside. No time like the present!
Good food for thought, Amy. The older I get, the more I realize that Now is the only moment we have, so we should use it and not wait for the day after Now. Thanks for the thought-provoking read. SW
I do do resolutions, I like the image of the fresh untrodden year ahead, but I agree that there is nothing magical about it. I agree too that we can commit to goals at any time, and that the best time is now, whatever the date.
She nodded emphatically whilst stuffing her pie hole with the last of the holiday sweets, since JAN ONE means the end of all sugar!
One exception to the NYD rule of a new year starting on J1 is your own birthday. That's one mark to aim for, especially if it's far away from January.