The new year has arrived, and now that the parties and celebrations are over, it’s of course typically a time to re-evaluate aspects of our life and make new resolutions for the coming twelve months.
But I’ve learned the hard way over the years that it makes no sense to set dramatic, sweeping, overly generalized goals all at once that I am unlikely to meet. That’s a recipe for failure and feelings of guilt and personal inadequacy that nobody needs.
And that applies to goals you set at any time of the year, and not just New Year's.
But I’ve learned the hard way over the years that it makes no sense to set dramatic, sweeping, overly generalized goals all at once that I am unlikely to meet. That’s a recipe for failure and feelings of guilt and personal inadequacy that nobody needs.
And that applies to goals you set at any time of the year, and not just New Year's.
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