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èäºä¸å¹´ many things different liao.

what changed ah?

 

we just went around the sun another time only

 

 

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2018 I achieved all my objectives. The ultimate one was my round the world trip.

 

2019 other than the standard try to lose weight I got two resolutions. Will do one or the other but unlikely to do both.

 

1) Trade in my Hyundai Accent for that Honda City

 

2) Find a village girl to marry

 

Let's see by Dec 2019 what I post :D

So car you want city type

 

but girl you want village type.

 

:D

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2018 I achieved all my objectives. The ultimate one was my round the world trip.

 

2019 other than the standard try to lose weight I got two resolutions. Will do one or the other but unlikely to do both.

 

1) Trade in my Hyundai Accent for that Honda City

 

2) Find a village girl to marry

 

Let's see by Dec 2019 what I post :D

You must read this post : https://www.mycarforum.com/topic/2693178-handed-a-case-letter-to-vw-today-blog-updates/?p=6593826

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I know myself .....    :lll._.:

 

Very hard to fulfill my NY resolution. So I skipped this year....  :we-all-gonna-die:

 

 

 

 

:yeah-im-not-drunk:

Think you are skipping NY resolution every year lo.  :secret-laugh:

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Think you are skipping NY resolution every year lo.  :secret-laugh:

 

Follow what you want to do.

Most people cannot follow what New Year Resolution anyway. 

 

https://www.huffingtonpost.com/entry/why-new-years-resolutions-dont-work_us_5a442db2e4b06cd2bd03ddfd

 

As a matter of fact according to a study by The University of Scranton’s Journal of Clinical Psychology, only 39% of people in their twenties achieve their resolution goals each year.

And the number keeps decreasing with age. By the time you are in your fifties only 14% of people achieve their resolution goals each year.

So why is this?

Well there are a few reasons:

  • We bite off big chunks that aren’t realistic. Essentially we go from doing nothing to saying we will do everything.
  • We make commitments based on other people’s expectations. We worry too much of what other people are thinking instead of asking ourselves, what will make “me” happy?
  • We don’t have the right mindset. We have not made that internal shift.
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Follow what you want to do.

Most people cannot follow what New Year Resolution anyway. 

 

https://www.huffingtonpost.com/entry/why-new-years-resolutions-dont-work_us_5a442db2e4b06cd2bd03ddfd

 

As a matter of fact according to a study by The University of Scranton’s Journal of Clinical Psychology, only 39% of people in their twenties achieve their resolution goals each year.

And the number keeps decreasing with age. By the time you are in your fifties only 14% of people achieve their resolution goals each year.

So why is this?

Well there are a few reasons:

  • We bite off big chunks that aren’t realistic. Essentially we go from doing nothing to saying we will do everything.
  • We make commitments based on other people’s expectations. We worry too much of what other people are thinking instead of asking ourselves, what will make “me” happy?
  • We don’t have the right mindset. We have not made that internal shift.
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Thats why no need to have any NY resolution la. Just making ownself more stress up. Lol.

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In ktv is it ð got xmm sit on lap or not

Thats not chinese ba ... Hainaness ? ð

早知如此何必开始....

 

 

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Follow what you want to do.

Most people cannot follow what New Year Resolution anyway.

 

https://www.huffingtonpost.com/entry/why-new-years-resolutions-dont-work_us_5a442db2e4b06cd2bd03ddfd

 

As a matter of fact according to a study by The University of Scrantonâs Journal of Clinical Psychology, only 39% of people in their twenties achieve their resolution goals each year.

 

And the number keeps decreasing with age. By the time you are in your fifties only 14% of people achieve their resolution goals each year.

 

So why is this?

 

Well there are a few reasons:

  • We bite off big chunks that arenât realistic. Essentially we go from doing nothing to saying we will do everything.
  • We make commitments based on other peopleâs expectations. We worry too much of what other people are thinking instead of asking ourselves, what will make âmeâ happy?
  • We donât have the right mindset. We have not made that internal shift.
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