TK4
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I hereby resolve to work on my bicycles and motorcycles less, ride them more and refrain from circular political discussions. Your turn.
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Is it too early for New Year's Resolutions ?
- Thread starter TK4
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Less over eating.
More exercise.
More motorcycle time.
More time given to my kids.
Less Reno.
More exercise.
More motorcycle time.
More time given to my kids.
Less Reno.
Sochi
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I found that my New Year resolutions never move anywhere so it's more like winter dreaming for me (without any obligations).
So my NY resolution/dream is to finally buy my second bike, would be probably 5th time in a row
(My real resolution time I really stick to is in July-August - this is when I got my sh*t done..)
So my NY resolution/dream is to finally buy my second bike, would be probably 5th time in a row
(My real resolution time I really stick to is in July-August - this is when I got my sh*t done..)
Sochi
Well-known member
I think you need to change the order.. like move kids to #1, you only have maybe 15yrs max to spend with them full time///
Way to make him feel more guilty
You are correct.
Those were in no particular order.
Maybe I should add spending more time with the wife also….
I made a new years resolution about 15 years ago to stop making new years resolutions.
I've been successful at keeping my resolution 100% of the time since.
I've been successful at keeping my resolution 100% of the time since.
Agree with @PrivatePilot
I'll just keep doing what I'm doing and hopefully survive another year.
I'll just keep doing what I'm doing and hopefully survive another year.
I guess my last one is to crank up the side hustle contracting business. Went better than expected first year...so next year I'll see if I can add a few more clients....let's say an extra 3 or 4 and I'm happy.
Do it early and do it often.
I've quit smoking almost every single day for the last 45 years!
Not a subscriber to specifically New Year resolutions. But, it does remind me of some things I should change and make some adjustments. I don’t begin them on the 1st of the year.
I just do it and stick with it. The gang at work several years ago all decided to quit smoking. I stopped the day the agreement was made and didn’t wait until January. Still smoke free and don’t track how long it’s been etc.
I’ve made plans to do some things that I normally dismiss on a frequent basis.
Hitting the gym 3/4 times a week since November before everyone goes nuts after the holidays. Knew I wasn’t going to stay as active as I was in the summer and wanted to keep up a regular physical activity. But, it started when New Year’s resolutions were being discussed and I thought, why wait? Just walked in and said sign me up, show me what is what and now I go.
Works for me and avoids the disappointment of breaking a resolution.
Now, doing dry January or sober October is something I’m a little scared of trying.
I just do it and stick with it. The gang at work several years ago all decided to quit smoking. I stopped the day the agreement was made and didn’t wait until January. Still smoke free and don’t track how long it’s been etc.
I’ve made plans to do some things that I normally dismiss on a frequent basis.
Hitting the gym 3/4 times a week since November before everyone goes nuts after the holidays. Knew I wasn’t going to stay as active as I was in the summer and wanted to keep up a regular physical activity. But, it started when New Year’s resolutions were being discussed and I thought, why wait? Just walked in and said sign me up, show me what is what and now I go.
Works for me and avoids the disappointment of breaking a resolution.
Now, doing dry January or sober October is something I’m a little scared of trying.
