I don't quite believe in the concept of NY resolutions, because I feel that the 12-month period is too long for anyone (who takes it seriously) to properly review their own performance, and keep themselves in check.
More often than not, by June we would have forgotten about it or slacked off so much that we'd just stop giving a damn. Thinking, "Ok this will be next year's resolutions, and I'll be more serious then, I promise!" Yeah right.
NY resolutions is a form of self-improvement. The idea of it is noble, but perhaps a little tweaking is needed for it to be effective?
I've decided to try this little experiment on myself this year.
Monthly resolutions, or monthly personal goals.
To be honest, I did draw up a long healthy set of New Year resolutions, but now I think I'll break it down to shorter-term goals, in order to achieve my long-term ones, and review it every month end. I'll probably think of new goals along the way, then I'll insert them into next month's resolutions! Slow and steady wins the race, baby.
THINK +
SHrik
try ur luck da.