I don't know how I feel about New Year's resolutions.
Like when I was a kid, I didn't care.
And then when I was a teenager, I was kind of a punk, a rebel.
And I kind of hated everything.
And New Year's resolutions were no exception.
I thought the concept was idiotic.
My argument was, if you have something you want to change about your life, change it in the moment.
Realize that there's an issue in April.
Don't wait until January 1st to figure out what's wrong with your life.
Do it throughout the year.
Is that a valid argument?
Actually, yes.
However, I think it's a bit of a nihilistic perspective.
It's unnecessarily harsh on the concept of New Year's resolutions.
And then in my early 20s, my heart warmed up a bit.
I became a little bit less rebellious, a little bit less of a hater,
a little bit less nihilistic,
and that's not just towards New Year's resolutions, I would say in general.
It also extended towards New Year's resolutions.
And so starting in 2023, at age 22 for me, I started writing down New Year's resolutions again.