janemariesayed
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Ha ha, well here it is. We have finally reached 2017 safe and sound. Firstly, a very happy new year to you all with all the best wishes for 2017.
Did you make any new year resolutions for this year, if so, what were they?
I haven't made any resolutions as such this year but I am starting some new things. One is that I am due to start my counselling therapy very soon. I am waiting for my first appointment to come through the post. I know it's not going to be easy dragging up my past, but I know that it is going to help me heaps and bounds ultimately.
As I have gone through my life, each week before the new year, I would write out a list of resolutions to start on the first of January. I could never keep to any of them, though. I would be able to commit for a few weeks and then get lazy and eventually forget the resolutions I had made altogether!
So I conclude that making them are a waste of time for me because I know that I won't get to keep them beyond a month. Every year, ever since I can remember, for example, I have made the resolution to give up smoking but I have never succeeded.
Have you made a list of resolutions you want to keep in 2017? What are they, and do you think you will have success in keeping them?
Do you think that making and keeping resolutions are important or a waste of time and what gives you a motivation to keep to your word?
Did you make any new year resolutions for this year, if so, what were they?
I haven't made any resolutions as such this year but I am starting some new things. One is that I am due to start my counselling therapy very soon. I am waiting for my first appointment to come through the post. I know it's not going to be easy dragging up my past, but I know that it is going to help me heaps and bounds ultimately.
As I have gone through my life, each week before the new year, I would write out a list of resolutions to start on the first of January. I could never keep to any of them, though. I would be able to commit for a few weeks and then get lazy and eventually forget the resolutions I had made altogether!
So I conclude that making them are a waste of time for me because I know that I won't get to keep them beyond a month. Every year, ever since I can remember, for example, I have made the resolution to give up smoking but I have never succeeded.
Have you made a list of resolutions you want to keep in 2017? What are they, and do you think you will have success in keeping them?
Do you think that making and keeping resolutions are important or a waste of time and what gives you a motivation to keep to your word?
