Coffee For Your Soul

Resolutions are an annual opportunity to start the year off with failure.  Wouldn't you agree?  A new year is almost here and with it comes new opportunities, the idea of a fresh start and yet another chance for you to state your New Year's Resolutions and take them to a kitchen appliance.  For the record, resolutions suck.  Goals are the way to change and grow.  Resolutions are the quick way to failure and regret.  How do I know this?  It's no secret.  Most of America knows it.  Sad, but true. You may be in the habit of stating your resolutions for the coming year.  Good for you.  Could you tell me exactly what those resolutions were last December and did you succeed in achieving them?  If you can, that's fantastic.  That puts you in the top 8% of the 45% of US adults who join in on the annual New Year's Resolution fad.  Obviously, the rest try and fail.  Not just fail but fail miserably. Before we get too deep, can you sit do