Acting On Your New Year’s Resolutions
You don’t need to start with the end in mind or even have a vague idea of what you want to achieve. Just start and don’t underestimate the value of going from 0 to something even if you don’t become an overnight superstar.
Maybe you’ll find it doesn’t work for you and it’s ok to move onto something else. Yet you might find you enjoy it more than you could have ever hoped for.
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