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An Easy Way To Remember The New Year

It's a new year, it's up to you how you want to remember it.

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An Easy Way To Remember The New Year
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So much has changed in a year. I think that is something almost everyone can agree with. Look back and try to remember exactly where you were a year ago to this day. What has changed? Do things seem better or worse? How much have you changed over the past year? A lot has changed in my life and much of it has been for the better. A year seems to go by so fast and I intend to keep better note of it next year. I’m only making one resolution this year and it is to keep better track of my life.

Life is short. I want to be able to look back on all of it, whether it be the good times or the bad. I want to remember all the memories that had an impact. So, this year, I will make sure to keep a better record of things that are important, then at the end of the year I will look back on all of them. I would encourage anyone to do this. It is something so simple that can be so incredible to look back on at the end of a year. You can even condense it down to the most important and keep them for another year and just let the memories build. There will always be life changing moments but it is up to you on how you want to keep them.

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