This year, the only thing I’m changing is how I see myself.
It started as an annual assignment in grade school, when I was around five or six years old. We had to write a New Year's resolution. Every year, we turned in a reflection paper about how we wanted to start our ...
By February, chances are, roughly 80% of us are going to abandon our New Year's resolutions and only 10% of us will ever stick to them when the year ends. But maybe failing, in the less traditional sense, is actually our best metric for success.
A friend of mine who works as a trainer at some local gym cracked a joke on New Year's Eve. It goes like this: "The gym is at its busiest when it's January." He's right. I was going to ...
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