At the start of every year, many of us make resolutions and goals to help us achieve something new. The tradition goes way back to 153 B.C. when Janus, a mythical king of early Rome, was placed at the head of the calendar. Depicted with two faces, Janus could look back on the past year and forward to the new, and thus became the symbol for New Year resolutions.
In more recent years, our personal goals have often focused on lifestyle changes such as losing weight or getting a new job. Sadly, research has shown that only 12% of us achieve our goals and actually get what we want.

If I need motivation, I can look at my collage and visualise what makes me happy and what my goals are.... books (reading and blogging), sushi (I could eat it every day!) and moving jobs.
Have you made any resolutions or personal goals for the new year?
1 comment:
The collage is a damn good idea :) My resolutions will probably revolve around some kind of career; either as an Egyptologist or something to do with writing/publishing/journalism. Damn this 'growing up' thing :P
Does the monkey represent something, or is it just for giggles? :P
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