The New Year's Resolution Topic!

[Bubbles]

I challenge you on that 3rd one

Jokes on you, I've actually been doing that all of 2014. I'm going to reread them all tomorrow night and I'm really excited for it

[mikey]

dang you're good

[DrP]

Who has time to do that? I certainly don't.

I haven't formalized my list yet, but here's what I have (15 for 2015):

• Become a licensed CPA
• Stop worrying about money all the time and constantly budgeting
• Change from Federal Tax to State and Local Tax
• Move away from San Jose
• Decide to rent or sell my beach house in Virginia
• Be on my feet more and find things to do outside my house
• Get a new car (one which I can get carpool lane stickers)
• Learn Spanish and Portuguese, continue using French a lot
• Stop sleeping in past 10
• Volunteer more
• Visit friends more
• Get to know more people at work
• Invest more, spend less
• Tune up my desktop
• Play more video games -- because I really didn't play a lot in 2014

[SuperFireKirby]

1. Stop being such a fuck up
2. Refer to Resolution 1

[blueflower999]

I want to start finishing things that I've started before starting new things.

[braix]

My 2015 Resolutions:
1) be less lazy
2) stop being lazy
3) dont be lazy

ill actually probably be lazier this year

[mikey]

that resolution is lazy

[braix]

no its not
i was only gonna make one resolution man this is progress

[Sebastian]

1. Finish 2000 arrangements before Christmas of 2015.

[braix]

why not 1264 arrangements

[KefkaticFanatic]

I'll be graduating and have at least one guaranteed job, so with the extra free time I plan to:

a) seriously get back into piano
b) pick up meaningful amounts of mandarin and/or canto
c) continue learning new foods

Perhaps more will come to mind as the year progresses

[Sebastian]

why not 1264 arrangements

Whoops...holy crap, I meant 200.

[Wolf]

LoL mines arranging every arrangment I promised to arrange. I feel like a fool not finishing em.

[Jamaha]

Let's see, the year in which I should obtain my master's degree. Also becoming a quarter of a century old, so I suppose it's only downhill from here.

1) Do things on time. If I'm given an assignment that has a deadline in a week and takes two hours to do, why can't I actually do it before the last day before the deadline, sometimes even in the same morning. Multiply this by all the assignments I have and it's a fun little source of stress that lasted for all of 2014. Fix it, damn it.
2) Stop promising things and learn to schedule. Related to the first point as I have a fun habit of hoarding too many responsibilities and then being miserable while attempting to fulfill everything.
3) Exercise, goes without saying. The plan was to start this week but...yeah. Maybe just remove this from the list.
4) Learn to write. With all the writing I need to do for work and school, I really should improve my writing skills. The same goes for writing forum posts like these.

[braix]

Whoops...holy crap, I meant 200.

Why that makes a lot more sense than 2000