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Weird & Wonderful

It was Time for Resolutions

14th January 202214th January 2022 Rama Ramesh Jonathan Swift, new year, resolutions

People around the world, and even centuries ago, have been making and keeping or breaking them.

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Teen Space

Make your resolutions a reality

4th March 202117th March 2021 Dr Shefali Batra goal-setting, motivation, resolutions

Whatever it is you are aiming at, either external motivations or an inner energy force; both are feeding into the willingness to stick to your resolution and resist the temptation to falter.

Teen Space

Why change is hard… in spite of resolutions

2nd January 20202nd January 2020 Dr Shefali Batra change, resolutions

Rightfully so, changing ourselves is key to accepting new environments and all the novelty they bring.

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Features

Out with the old, welcome the new!

24th December 201824th December 2018 Dr Lucy Gabriel Chattopadhyay new year, resolutions

The New Year is an opportunity to refocus on aspects in our lives that need a little extra attention. If you haven’t started working on your resolutions as yet, you had better start now as time waits for none.

Teen Point of View

Your New Year resolution

17th January 2018 Editorial Team new year, resolutions

What is your New Year resolution? How will you implement it?

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