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[Goodie2shoes]

From National Today.com

National Resolution Planning Day is on December 30 and we are getting a headstart on setting goals for next year! Did you know that one in three people fail their New Year’s resolutions in the first month? And only 10% of people are successful at keeping their resolutions throughout the year? While there are many reasons for this, it is necessary that you set- and commit to your resolutions before the new year actually begins for a better chance at success. But how did the start of a new year become the de facto ‘fresh start’?

It is better to start thinking of your resolutions ahead of time rather than wait for January 1 to come around, as by then it is probably already too late to decide on them.  If you plan your resolutions on December 30 then you’ll be good to go when the New Year arrives. 

So  I noted my new years resolution is to cut back on buying new fashions whether QVC or HSN as my closets are stuffed.  I just found this information on National Today.com and thought it might be helpful 

[Love my grandkids]

Who makes up these silly days?

[Trailrun23]

As of today, my only resolution is to celebrate Christmas and Thanksgiving completely differently next year. I have the entire year before I have to keep the resolution, so I am under no pressure!

[MoJoV]

I'm usually a complete failure at resolutions.  But I'll try again this year.  Try to meditate daily, been trying for 20 years😏. Also to clean up my language, I swear like a sailor.

[phoenixbrd]

@MoJoV   Meditation is on my list also....helps to know someone is on the same path!  Wishing us success 🧘🏻‍♀️

[MoJoV]

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@phoenixbrd wrote:

@MoJoV   Meditation is on my list also....helps to know someone is on the same path!  Wishing us success 🧘🏻‍♀️

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👍We can do it!

[ValuSkr]

That makes sense, especially for procrastinators, since we need a resolution by tomorrow.