new year's resolution, n.Definitions

A New Year's resolution goes in one year and out the other.

A New Year's resolution is often colliding with the old year's habits.

A New Year's resolution is always stronger at its birth than at any subsequent period.

A New Year's resolution is a check you draw on a bank where you have no account.

A New Year's resolution is like the glass in fire alarms-they're only made to be broken.

A New Year's resolution is an unrealistic goal you share on social media to get support from friends you never see.

A New Year's resolution is not as good of an idea as it sounds. If one wants to quit all their bad habits for the new year, they would do well to remember that nobody likes a quitter.

A New Year's resolution is a cleansing ritual of self-assessment and repentance that demands personal honesty and, ultimately, reinforces humility. Breaking resolutions is part of the cycle.