New Year’s Resolutions Done Right
According to Merriam-Webster, the word resolution is “the act or process of resolving; the act of analyzing a complex notion into a simpler one; the act of answering etc.” Therefore when we are saddled with the task of listing a set of ‘New Year’s resolutions’, we are meant to engage in critical thinking centered around some solid problem solving. At the end of that process, if completed properly, there should lay a set of goals for the New Year. Yet so many of use skip the middle part and head straight into setting goals that we think are accurate. Alas, nine times out of ten they never see success, or are never completed. Let’s take a look.
