New Years Resolutions
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Maddie
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1. I rapidly gained weight from 146 to 165 lb from late october to now, I need to get back down, wanna reach 140 by mid March
2. Work out on my legs and lower body again, be able to run a mile and do squats/lunges/etc for prolonged periods of time
3. Set up a schedule to limit computer/internet time through shutting off my computer/at least its internet at certain time intervals
2. Work out on my legs and lower body again, be able to run a mile and do squats/lunges/etc for prolonged periods of time
3. Set up a schedule to limit computer/internet time through shutting off my computer/at least its internet at certain time intervals
1). Proceed with global saturation
2). Accidentally saturate myself in the process
3). Maybe go back for my Master's
4). Work towards team lead after my upcoming promotion to Software QA at work
5). Create some cool forum add-ons
6). Get my ISTQB cert
7). Prepare to buy a housewith all your precious donations by 2023
8). Some other shit I'm probably forgetting on purpose
9). Get my drivers license
2). Accidentally saturate myself in the process
3). Maybe go back for my Master's
4). Work towards team lead after my upcoming promotion to Software QA at work
5). Create some cool forum add-ons
6). Get my ISTQB cert
7). Prepare to buy a house
8). Some other shit I'm probably forgetting on purpose
9). Get my drivers license
Those are in no particular order btw, but they will all get done in a timely fashion as I give my brain, body, and soul no break whatsoever. Why? Because as soon as I start to slack off, I'll grow bored, depressed, and then start to become neglectful. My brain has to be working round the clock because that's how it operates and is able to evolve 
Same here with basically everything you said
I'd certainly like to make some changes, but I don't want to make any promises I can't keep and disappoint myself any further
1.) Finish the sequel to my self-published novel
2.) Drop weight and get back in shape.
3.) Try to push myself to read 50 novels/comics/graphic novels over the course of the year, need to up my reading game.
4.) Reduce screen time and try to get back into some of my other hobbies again.
2.) Drop weight and get back in shape.
3.) Try to push myself to read 50 novels/comics/graphic novels over the course of the year, need to up my reading game.
4.) Reduce screen time and try to get back into some of my other hobbies again.
New Years Resolutions are stupid. Just make changes as you mature as a person. LOL.
To you, maybe. Some, such as me, find them as a good way to ground myself, make a list and begin changes one at a time.
As far as changes to my life goes, I want to start saving money, and go swimming... LOL.
Nothing. LOL.
There's a social energy if you will around resolutions that are like diets. That they can be easily be dropped and forgotten.
Nobody will ever finish these cause what they say is often empty words to make themselves feel better about the upcoming year. A successful resolution is like a successful diet, a permanent lifestyle change.
I don't make resolutions. When I want something done I make the lifestyle change to do it when I'm ready to do it.
This year will be me thinking about how to get out of shitty low end work and exploring several options to make a comfortable salary. Most of them will be without college since that's mostly a scam in the US but I may consider that when I'm older when I have funds to pay for it myself.
People lament being older than 19 in college but really, it makes much more sense to go there with some tangible life experience and an actual idea of what you want to do.
Better than doing it to please parents or because it's "just how things work".
Nobody will ever finish these cause what they say is often empty words to make themselves feel better about the upcoming year. A successful resolution is like a successful diet, a permanent lifestyle change.
I don't make resolutions. When I want something done I make the lifestyle change to do it when I'm ready to do it.
This year will be me thinking about how to get out of shitty low end work and exploring several options to make a comfortable salary. Most of them will be without college since that's mostly a scam in the US but I may consider that when I'm older when I have funds to pay for it myself.
People lament being older than 19 in college but really, it makes much more sense to go there with some tangible life experience and an actual idea of what you want to do.
Better than doing it to please parents or because it's "just how things work".