What if new year's resolutions are overrated?
(Happy New Year by the way)
Many of us decide to 'turn our lives around' every 365/6 days, which equates to so many minutes and seconds. Is it cause everyone does it, or is there a deeper reasoning behind it?
What's so significant about a year?
It's only the time taken for the earth to make it's way around the sun once, but we've given it so much more meaning than that.
We celebrate it. We countdown to it. We welcome it exclusively.
It changes lives.
(at least for a few days for some)
I've personally succumbed to this yearly 'new years resolution' in the past.
But honestly don't you think that 365 days / 8760 hours / 525600 minutes / 31536000 minutes is a bit long to wait to make huge changes in one's life?
