Results: Resolutions lists
Published on 09/28/2016
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With recent surveys about bucket lists and the season of Autumn that we've just entered, I thought this might be a decent tie-in topic. When it comes to resolutions lists, I make one primary one for the New Year, and then a smaller one for each new season as it comes - sometimes goals alter/new ideas come up as the year progresses. Does anyone else here do this sort of thing? I do, in fact.
10%
195 votes
No, not for me.
40%
750 votes
No, but I might begin, down the line
13%
235 votes
I don't make resolutions lists, period.
37%
692 votes
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Do you feel that a resolutions list should consist only of long-term life changes, short-term achievements (i.e. visiting some sort of outlet like an amusement park or a monument for the first time), or a combination of the two? Long-term changes - whether one actually keeps to them or not
6%
121 votes
Short-term achievements - it's a bit like a memo list!
13%
235 votes
Both; what's a calendar year if it's not busy-busy-busy?
21%
390 votes
Again, I don't dig these lists
60%
1126 votes
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For those that make the "life-change" goals, do you believe such goals have to be started on right off the bat, or can be eased into as the year - or season - progresses? Right away, make no delay!
14%
267 votes
There's a whole year; a change or two at a time works fine.
26%
487 votes
Resolutions aren't the life for me.
60%
1118 votes
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Furthermore, if you slip up on a resolution of this sort, do you take the "all-or-nothing" approach, or do you pick yourself up and try again? If I've blown it, I've blown it - try again next time.
13%
238 votes
Knock me down and I get back up!
29%
545 votes
I couldn't be bothered with any of it.
58%
1089 votes
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