Masterlist of Ideas for Goals and Resolutions

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This post organizes links to ideas for goals and resolutions. Some of these lists will be thematic (e.g. fun resolutions, long-term goals), some will serve specific audiences (e.g. resolutions for writers, family goals), some will have a certain timeframe (e.g. February resolutions, goals for 2025), and so on. Hopefully this will make it easier for people to find things they want.

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Masterlist of Tools and Techniques for Resolutions

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This post organizes links to tools and techniques for resolutions. Some of these may be physical objects, while others could be methods of practice. They might focus on how to choose resolutions, how to maintain them, and so on. Hopefully this will make it easier for people to find things they want.

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Masterlist of Goal-Setting Systems and Skills

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This post organizes links to goal-setting systems and skills. Some of these are specific frameworks, while others are more flexible processes. They should suit a wide range of personalities, wetware, and purposes. Hopefully this will make it easier for people to find things they want.

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Masterlist of Alternatives

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This post organizes links to alternatives. Some of these may be alternatives to conventional times, customs, methods, expectations, etc. about making and maintaining goals or resolutions that suggest different approaches to accomplishing what you want. Some will be alternatives TO setting goals or resolutions, because that doesn't work for everyone, as well as things like coping with pressure or answering dumb questions. Work with the brain you have, not the brain that you wish you had -- or worse, the brain that someone else wishes you had. if you struggle with the idea of goals and resolutions, look here. Hopefully this will make it easier for people to find things they want.

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