A Year for changing

 Making a New Years resolution is difficult for me because I've always been a big dreamer. I know it's better to set SMART goals (specific, measurable, attainable, reachable, and timely), but finding a realistic goal to follow in a year is difficult for me. I like to achieve small goals, so I devised a SMART New Year's resolution using my prior knowledge.

     believe i need to improve my ability to say "No." to people. I was born a people-pleaser, so i tend to do whatever I can do make others feel better. If someone asks for my assistance with something my default responce is, "Sure, what can I do?" and i have a habit of taking on more that I can handle. I need to improve my ability to do things because i want to, not because someone else expect me to. I should also try not to be as shy. When I'm around people I don't normally talk to, I come across as shy. 

    I've learned from my mistakes in a variety of situations. Whether it's family issues or school issues, I've developed a bad habit of putting things of. I put off taking action until I'm overwhelmed, frazzled, and stressed. My New Year's resolution will be to avoid procrastination. I'm going to try to get the little things done before they get out of hand. I'll start by making a journal in which I'll write down due dates and everything else I need to do. I will also make time for homework and complete it before doing anything else at school. This is a year for change, and I intent to make a big change by taking small steps.

Reference:

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