If you could magically stick to your New Years resolution, what would you choose to see through and why?

If I could magically come up with the necessary funds I would complete badly needed repairs on my home...currently conditions are unhealthy and also contribute to my mental health issues.

I would choose to stick to my diet and workout. I lack the motivation to do both and need to be healthier for myself and my family.

I would choose to stick to overlooking to small things that make me upset and not get upset, no sense to bring on extra stress over the little things.

My new year resolution is to stop procrastinating and finish what I start. I need to finish school to provide a better life for my babies.

After recovering from an injury, re establishing a daily walking and workout routine snd working back up to running.

Embrace stoicism.

My New Years resolution was to find out ways to get a chair lift on my 2 flights of stairs in my home.
My knees have a lot of pain now and I can barely climb those steps to cook dinner and do my laundry.
Would anyone know if I can get mostly free that meconium for my home?

I am resolving that I will do my stretching and MELT exercises at least 3 days a week over this year, so I can (hopefully) reduce the pain level of my fibromyalgia and thus, reduce the amount of medication I take. This would magically make my life easier to deal with and enable me to do more things!

I don’t make New Year’s resolutions, but I have been on a healing journey for the last 2 years. This year’s goals are to tackle a different layer of trauma, one I am most dreading, and to get back into sketching and to get good enough to sell a few of them to help offset emergency costs.

First, "magic" is only in Satan's realm. I do not approach anything with magic attached. I would continue my resolve to still be a disciple of Jesus of Nazareth. Such spills into any and all aspects of my present life, Only Jesus is my Lord. He is my eternal savior. Please listen; He may be now calling you to accept Him also. Larry E. Taylor [login to see]