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		<title>Do New Years resolutions suck? &#124; new year&#039;s resolutions</title>
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			</div><p>I think I&#8217;ve come to the conclusion that <strong><em>deciding</em></strong> upon some new resolutions at the start of the year is usually a rather silly and pointless exercise. Doesn&#8217;t it just set you up for disappointment?</p>
<p>After all, it&#8217;s a well-known fact that most people don&#8217;t stick to their resolutions for more than a day or two or a couple of weeks at most.</p>
<p>Besides, what makes January 1st such an important day that it alone should mark the new beginning for not only the change of year but also changes in one’s life?</p>
<p>Sure. I suppose it can be a good thing from a symbolic perspective, but isn&#8217;t starting fresh and making new beginnings &#8211; well&#8230;isn&#8217;t that what mornings are for? And we each get 365 of those per year! Shouldn&#8217;t we be resolving to &#8220;______&#8221; every single day?</p>
<p>Share your thoughts.</p>
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