I'm pretty sure there are a lot of people out there writing down their resolutions for the New Year. I used to do that but I'm quite bad at keeping at it although I have crossed out a few things on my list already (: Well, I encourage people to list down what they aim for the year 2014, you may not be able to cross it out at the end but at least, it gives you some sort of direction (: Hmm, but the thing that makes me wonder is that, what if the world didn't have years. Like just day 1 until day 1 billion and there are no years and no months or weeks. Just never ending days.... What if? Would we still make resolutions then? Will we still try to make changes to ourselves like how we always try to every year? I've talked about this before actually. I understand that it gives you like a new starting point kinda thing so you choose to begin on a new year, fair enough because that's what I did. But people say, why don't you make your change today or tomorrow. Why should you wait for 2014 to come? I guess it's pretty true why wait right? Hmm, I guess, sometimes you don't really have to wait for a new year or month to make a change. Make your own starting point (:
I'm sure everyone wants to make some sort of difference for the upcoming year but the problem with us is that we tend to forget about our resolutions and be like screw it. I assume it's because sometimes people aim too high and they get lazy to continue so they just you know, sod it. If you're serious about making a change to yourself, well, take baby steps. Let's say you wanna go to the gym four times a week, and before that you've never been to the bloody gym. First, think it through, will you find that sort of discipline and time to go to the gym? Will you get lazy and maybe skip? Maybe you can say go to the gym once a week and get used to that first. When you feel that oomf and all, you can start increasing your days (: Same applies to people who wanna so ambitiously study 1 hour everyday. I'm sorry but that really won't work. Isn't school enough? Plus studies show you should study about 15 mins, that's enough already apart from school.
I guess when you list down all that resolutions, I know everyone's like "yeah niggas, time to make a change. I'm gonna be a better person and all, blah blah blah hell yeah." You're so pumped to be different but just think of it in the long run, how long can you keep this up? You need to be willing to put in time and effort, gotta be discipline and ready to make a change. So I'm sorry to burst your bubble but, sit down and really think about whether you can actually cross out those things on the list by the end of next year (: Not trying to be negative or anything but come on, it's true. You know it's true :b
Gonna sign out now. Happy New Year's everyone! Have a great 2014 ahead (: xx
Love Rachel*




