New Website 10MillionResolutions.Com Features the “World’s Largest Collection of New Years Resolutions” Add Yours to the List!

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Gary Ryan Blair, better known as the Goals Guy (see my previous post with his story) has started a site called 10MillionResolutions.com which he calls, "The World's Largest Initiate and collection of New Years Resolutions.

The site features all kind historical and little know facts about New Years. For example, did you know, "The tradition of the New Year's Resolutions goes all the way back to 153 B.C. Janus, a mythical king of early Rome was placed at the head of the calendar."

Here's another New Years question that I will not give the answer away, "What's the histoy of the The song, "Auld Lang Syne'?

Ryan lets submit your own New Years resolutions to the list and rewards you with a FREE Special Report on How to Make and Keep New Years Resolutions filled with valuable information.

Gary also addresses some bigger questions that you might ask yourself around this time of year.

New Year's is a unique holiday, in that it's the
only holiday that celebrates the passage of time. Perhaps that's why,
as the final seconds of the year tick away, we tend to become
introspective. Inevitably, that introspection turns to thoughts of
self-improvement and the annual ritual of making resolutions, which
offer the first of many important tools for remaking ourselves.

Over
the next few days millions of people from around the world will ask
themselves questions, attempting to figure out how to make this year
the best year of their life.
Some
will decide that the answer is to work harder…even though they feel
like they're working pretty hard right now. Chances are that this
decision won't get the result they're hoping for because working harder
is almost never the correct answer.
Others
will decide to take a crack at it and make a New Year's Resolution or
two — maybe to lose weight, quit smoking or get out of debt. As the
leading authority on this subject, I can tell you that more than 90%
will fail to achieve their resolutions, with most having abandoned them
by the end of the January.
Then
there's a group of Shakespearian Tragedy's. These people will think
briefly about how they'd like to see things change…but will remember
all of the years they've failed…and will simply throw in the towel
before even giving themselves a chance. These people think "hope" and
"good luck" is an effective strategy for change. It isn't, as no
rabbit's foot or four leaf clover will ever replace the need for good
planning and solid execution.
Finally,
there's a very small but special group of people who are committed to
making this year different. They are committed to real change in their
lives…and real success in the new year. They are committed to a plan,
and understand that life will not go according to plan if they do not
have a plan.