Your new year resolutions?
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drnosheen wrote:Happy new year and I was wondering what can be the best new year resolutions. ....
Hello Doc, 
Happy New Year too.
This year's resolutions are not to make mistakes from last year again. 
Commitment to what ever resolutions you make.
More often than not people treat new year resolutions as if they are meant to be broken.
And here is George Zalucki's definition of Commitment, I love it 
"Commitment is doing what you said you will do long after the feeling in which you said it has left you"
I see that many look at it with great enthusiasm. Developing new strategies towards success and recuperating those which are possible. Even long term plan to 2015 some have already starting to define, while following the Sochi Winter Games in Russia and waiting for Brazil World Cup event. 
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