January seems to be a very popular time for new promises, plans, and resolutions. With the new beginning of the year, many people are prompted to make it a personal new beginning as well. However, even though making resolutions is still a very popular practice among us, many have begun to think of it as just another broken promise or failing ideal, and the statistics back up this claim with an estimated less than 10% of all resolutions ever being realized!
I must admit that this grim forecast of realized resolutions and my own experiences have caused me to fall out of love with this once very-important-to-me, annual ritual. Perhaps you can relate. Someone recently asked me if I had set my resolutions yet for 2010. This question was fo...