COMING CLEAN: Revising Resolutions: Clean Acts 2014
How I’m framing my 2014 resolutions? It’s all about the word “clean.”
How I’m framing my 2014 resolutions? It’s all about the word “clean.”
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Ah, the new year. It’s kind of like starting a new journal, a new chapter, a new relationship. It’s all fresh and clean, all full of possibility.
Last year, I made a weird resolution. I guess it was typical in one respect – that it was intended to end a bad habit and thereby improve my life. But it was also a little odd in that the resolution only pertained to the conversations in my head. I made no commitment to change any of my outward behaviors.
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