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New year, new me: How to start over in the New Year

There is a weird cultural and societal pressure to set a goal for self-improvement in the New Year. It can be a good motivation for a lot of people, but it's unhealthy to think that you lack something if you don't have a New Year's resolution.

While it is important to have productivity goals, it is equally important to decompress and regain energy. A lot of times, busy work is not productivity. That time is better spent relaxing.

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When the holidays are coming to a close, we’re faced with the question that turns up around that time: How do I start over in the new year?

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