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The 3 Things I'm Dedicating Myself To In 2018

My New Year Resolutions for 2018

Charlotte Wu
Jan 22, 2018
Wake Forest
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I have thought about it, long and hard, about what I want to do in 2018. To be frank, I haven’t a clue. I like to live life without plans and resolutions because they never really work for me. Not because they are not good because I don’t want them to work.

At this point of my life, I am not sure if new year resolution means anything to me. But I am going to start the second semester of junior year in college and I know I can’t just live life like I don’t care about anything. Because I do care, I want a future, a beautiful one. So, I guess writing this down for the whole internet to see is my way of committing to a new lifestyle.

Read at Least 10 Plays

I must admit that as a theater major, I really don’t know much about plays and playwrights. I know how theater productions works, but I haven’t really read many plays. I am eager to learn, but I do hate reading in English.

Exercise at Least Three Times a Week

I do wish I can exercise everyday but that is very unrealistic. I have never been a big fitness person, but doing exercise will help me in so many ways. I do believe that physical activities do not just benefit the body but also the mind, not to mention mental wellbeing.

Set a Weekly Plan and Follow It

I am a procrastinator. Setting a plan is good for me. I can manage my time, so I can easily finish everything I have in mind. Especially when I have a lot on my plate this semester. It will be so good for me. It definitely will be hard at first but when it all became a habit, it will be wonderful.

That is all I have in mind for 2018. Of course there are so many more specific things I want to do in 2018 but what I have above are things that I absolutely want to achieve.

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