One Year = 365 Opportunities

(In case if your wondering, this is the New Years post, I'll do the one with Christmas later.)

Ah. So it's another new year. And of course we are all caught up in making those so-called resolutions, and oh don't forget about those random bursts of enthusiasm, and it's not just you, it's people all around us who take part in it too, there also times when you might go through public activities that might even cause your own friends to feel puzzled. "We may also find ourselves bearing witness to surprising commands and seeming self conscious new years manifestos whereupon we are summoned to behold what changes may come - resolutions for impending dispositions, impossible diets, and impenetrable forces of of discipline." If you're anything like I am, you might have mixed feelings about New Year's resolutions. It seems like a natural time to make important changes. It's like a universal pressing of the "reset" button. Maybe that's why 45% of Americans make New Year's resolutions in the first place. But here's the thing, only 8% of us are successful in achieving them, from this point, we could all agree it's just not that simple when dealing with these resolutions.