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| Check, check, have you carried through? | Started by: TheDame on Apr 25, '21 14:08 |
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Nah, not even close. I don’t know that I use New Years as a time to make resolutions - but I usually reach a point where I know that something has to change and I take action. I always yo yo around with my weight. I’ve lost up to 85 pounds before and I’ve lost more than 40 lbs three times. I’m approaching the time when my fat ass needs to get in gear again. Just not a lot of motivation with gyms being so restricted with COVID. |
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| Reply by: Squirrelly-Dan at Aug 09, '21 11:36 | |
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| Due to COVID this year I never worried with a new years resolution. Most years the resolution I make normally lasts approx 1 week before it was broken, I did however stick with it one year and quit smoking | |
| Reply by: OliverQueen at Aug 09, '21 18:47 | |
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| People who make these resolutions are doomed to fail, because if they were really serious about doing it, they would have already been doing it on December 31, not waiting for a certain day to begin their new better habits. Get it together, degens! | |
| Reply by: Sled_Ted at Aug 10, '21 00:13 | |
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To be honest I haven't made resolutions for over thirty years now. If I only feel strongly enough about any sort of self improvement to think about it on new years then I for sure wont have the staying power to stick with it. >.< Instead I just try to do some self imrovement through the year but that isn't working very well either. It would seem I am very steadfast in my bad habits. *doh* |
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| Reply by: Joseph_Balzano at Aug 10, '21 13:20 | |
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Of course I've carried through! With uh.. the resolutions I didn't set :D I never really set any long term goals for myself, I like to live in the present and taking things day by day. And should there be anything I would like to change about myself or my current situation, I'd rather start working towards it now than wait until new years and set the goal then. I'm already good enough at procrastinating! |
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| Reply by: FishTheKitty at Aug 10, '21 13:46 | |
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| I never set them anymore. I always have good intentions but then I get stressed out trying to keep to it. My life is far too busy so now my only resolution is to enjoy the next year to the max and I'm currently winning at that 😁 | |
| Reply by: Flowah at Aug 10, '21 14:17 | |
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I didn't make any resolutions this year.. Guess that's pretty easy to keep up with :D |
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| Reply by: FishTheKitty at Mar 25, '24 16:06 | |
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Yeah I didn't make any resolutions this year so easy for me as well, but I did make one last year and I got pretty far to be honest. Went to the gym 4+ times a week for 9 months or so. Backed off a bit since then, need to get back up on the horse. |
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| Reply by: Alexa at Mar 27, '24 00:03 | |
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don't bother coming up with them as I never used to keep them, don't think I know anybody who actually ever did keep all their resolutions (they maybe did one or two at a push). Always seemed like a nice idea in principle but just a pain in the year in practic |
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| Reply by: tonyjoe at Mar 27, '24 00:03 | |
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I want to lose weight. My diet seems to work for me - to an extent. I can lose weight to a certain point but then no more. I lack the willpower - especially when combined with alcohol |
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| Reply by: Geneva at Apr 03, '24 06:46 | |
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