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New Year, New You.

New Year, New You.
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DominikaL
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To be better and kinder to myself. To take care of myself more with love and respect rather than with constant criticism, fight and failure. 


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To be more positive and share positivity with others around me! 


Johnacampbell
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To do a regular work out at the gym - predictable and boring but really need to! 


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New Years resolution is too be more healthier and to manage money a lot better


Jo Rogers
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To live life a life that is boundless and free 💖


Gman Man
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No alcohol till September 2022 🤞


Maggie Scott
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My new years resolution is to make sure my family are healthy and well


Lendog105
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To be more mindful with my phone usage


Ashley Canner
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My new year's resolution is to stop smoking and do more exercise! So far so good! 


Leo Skelly
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To move & exercise freely again​. During Christmas 2020, a drunk driver crushed my legs between two cars as I stood between them attaching jump leads. It's a long road to recovery but I'm determined that 2022 will be the year that I run, cycle and exercise freely again. THIS is the year. Albeit not me, this is how I feel before and after. I can do this. 

 


Yacine Mesbah
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Get outdoors as much as possible and grow my own food, happy new year everyone! 


Matthew Lawrie
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My New Years Resolutions are:

  1. To be more positive and to focus less on the negatives
  1. To Learn German

Nicky71
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New years resolution is to get my driving licence 👍


canzer
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To learn and deliver more ritual in Lodge.


Skinnydiver
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My Son who is 50 had a blood clot on the brain 2yrs ago in November, which caused a massive  stroke he struggles with speech/movement of his right arm & hand, he can walk again but my aim is to get him to speak this year and be able to work his arm and hand again.

I won't let it beat us. He will work again.


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To lose some of my Christmas weight. #toomanymincepies


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My New Year's resolution is to live a healthier, more active lifestyle and to pass my driving! Lockdown and covid rules have set me back 2 years but its time to get back up to speed 


Alan Hong
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I want to make changes for the better; my mental health which will lead to better physical health. I’ve quit alcohol completely - 1 week so far. My little boy promised me he’ll draw me a certificate of achievement tonight and again at 1 month and 1 year. I feel better already as I’m the one now in control and not the alcohol. Quit smoking over 4 years ago so I’m on the road to better health. I’m now better able to focus, plan things and sleep better. Here’s to a better year for everyone! Make that first step!


Hannah Maw
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I'm going to make more time for myself. Being a self employed mother of two it's easy to forget how important it is to take time out for myself, even if it's only 15 mins a day or an activity once a week...its going to be my time!!!


RobjohnDavies
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My new years resolution  is to bring people together with articles on health and support.  I thought I would mention this as I would like the opportunity to win any competition  


RobjohnDavies
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I don't think the creators of this app really read these posts   I've read a few and wish everyone  health and happiness 


I want to declutter in 2022 so it will be easier to find stuff and enjoy life more.


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I aim to put my head down more at uni and to hopefully get a 1st in at least one essay by the end of this school year.


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my new year resolution is to try and stay healthy in order to support my husband who is not well and needs my care, help and support.


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To walk 1000 miles in the year to keep fit and healthy