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A New Year's resolution in 2023? Be for real.
I choose not to focus on one big goal and instead make multiple small ones throughout the year. It is less stressful because they're easier to achieve, and achieving various goals can be more fulfilling.
Yes, goals can roll over into the new year, and there should be no expiration date on what you want to accomplish. There are two goals I didn't get to in 2022 that I would love to achieve this year.
There is nothing worse than disappointing yourself. In the past, I made a resolution that I did not stick with and felt like a failure. It sounds dramatic, but I don't want to feel like that again.
Just by reading the first few reasons, you can already tell I overthink too much. Making a New Year's resolution may be simple for others, but it's a process for me.
I feel like journaling has helped me achieve a lot of goals. I don't need a resolution when I can write my thoughts often and tap into manifestations.
I understand that a new year is a fresh start for many people, but it would be crazy of me to only focus on improving my life at the beginning of the year.
When you have a lot to do, it's easy to forget things that aren't urgent. For me, it would be the resolution.
You need a plan in order to be all in with New Year's resolutions. I'm sure I didn't stick with some of my previous goals because I tried to jump right into them in the new year.
They're supposed to help you grow and improve your mindset, but some resolutions are unhealthy. There are a few that can affect an individual mentally.
This is my fault; I like to dream big. So, I made the most unrealistic goal possible a few years ago, and I cringe just thinking about it. So, I'm staying far away from resolutions.
If you're not willing to grow, resolutions are futile. There were some things I had difficulty changing, and I thought making a resolution in the new year would bring some good energy. I was wrong. I've changed now, of course.
Sometimes, it's OK not to hop on trends. The world will be just fine without me having a resolution.
Have you ever created a goal and got impatient with how long the process to achieve it takes? That's me with these yearly goals.
There's something about New Year's resolutions that makes me want to wait 'til the last minute to get started on them.
Who needs January 1st goals when you have motivational podcasts?
With the past two years of my life being stolen by a pandemic, I don't need the extra stress of a resolution.
2023 is the year of honesty, right? Well, the truth is that I don't need a resolution.
I genuinely believe good time management, a drive to succeed, and discipline is all I need to fulfill my goals this year.
Sometimes, a simple reason is the best reason.