What is a New Year’s resolution?
A New Year’s resolution is a goal, aspiration, or commitment made at the beginning of a new year.
The concept emphasizes discipline, determination, and the desire for achievements and progress. For many individuals, having a New Year resolution is a tradition that fosters self-improvement.
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By setting and actively pursuing these resolutions, individuals can experience personal growth, make positive changes, and have a fulfilling year ahead.
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