I am not one to make resolutions.
Yes, I make goals, but compiling a list of things I must do in the new year? I feel like that is a sure way to set yourself up for failure. Plus, can you really plan ahead that far in advance?
My year ended 360 degrees from where it started, and I certainly could have never stuck to a resolution for 365 days after the way 2012 played out.
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