It seems that entering the new year is no longer possible without New Year's resolutions. Unfortunately, it often happens that we break the latter after only a few weeks. As it turns out, this is not so bad after all...
Why you don't actually need to keep New Year's resolutions?
You've thought about your flight.
Making resolutions is useful mainly because it forces you to think about the near future. A busy schedule rarely allows you to take time for yourself. During the Christmas and New Year holidays, you can evaluate the past year and find out what you did right and what you did wrong.
You have identified what things need to be improved.
You should not be ashamed of your mistakes, because nobody is perfect. You will make life easier for yourself and the people around you if you try to eliminate them. Regardless of whether you actually manage to meet your goals, you will discover your weak areas.
You don't need to change everything at once.
The road to success can be quite tiring, so you have to be patient throughout. You cannot immediately change your life at the beginning of each new year. The most important thing is that with each step you take, you are closer to the final goal.
You can learn a lot from mistakes.
Every time you make a mistake, remember that you can learn a lot from it. You must not repeat it in the future, and you must try to achieve your goal with a different approach.
You can always change your vows.
The New Year does serve as a turning point in life, but that doesn't mean you can't make resolutions whenever you want. Changes should be introduced when you are really ready for them, so there is no need to pay special attention to the date on the calendar.
