Resolutions tend to get a bad wrap (we can’t resist a Christmas pun here), mainly because we tend to hear more about failures than successes

However, there’s an important lesson to be learnt from this: if we approach resolutions
with an expectation of failure, it’s likely we won’t succeed. Making resolutions is
a powerful expression of our desire to start the year on a positive note and
reflects a commitment to personal growth and improvement

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