Resolutions: Embracing Change with Side of Humour

Alright, ladies and gents, cue the confetti and those infamous New Year's resolutions! It's that time of year when we dust off our dreams, slap some glitter on our goals, and vow to be the best versions of ourselves.

Let's be real, though—resolutions can sometimes feel like that ambitious DIY project you saw on Pinterest. You start with gusto, but halfway through, you're covered in glue and wondering how you got here.

Sure, we all want to channel our inner superheroes—eat healthier, hit the gym like we're training for a marathon, and finally learn to meditate without falling asleep. But life has a way of serving up curveballs faster than we can say "new year, new me."

So, here's the scoop: resolutions are like road trips. You've got your destination in mind, but it's the detours and pit stops that make the journey interesting.

Instead of aiming for perfection, let's aim for progress. Want to declutter your life? Start with that '90s sweater you swear will come back in style (it won't). Looking to conquer the world? Take it one Starbucks at a time; they haven't run out of venti cups yet!

And hey, accountability is everything. Find a buddy, grab a friend, or join a group—strength in numbers, right? Besides, who else will be there to witness your victory dance when you finally nail that yoga pose without face-planting?

Oh, and self-compassion? It's the secret sauce. Treat yourself with the kindness you reserve for your favourite rom-com characters. Those hiccups and slip-ups? They're just plot twists in your story of greatness.

So, let's toast to fresh starts, to-do lists longer than grocery receipts, and the courage to embrace change—even if it means trying to cook that fancy recipe and ending up ordering takeout instead.

Here's to a year filled with laughter, growth, and maybe a few eye-rolls at our own expense. Because, really, life's too short not to laugh at ourselves along the way. Cheers to smashing those resolutions, one chuckle at a time!

~Melissa & Jenell

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