New Year Resolutions 2020

[Erutepa]

Last year I didn't really have much of a formal new years resolution other than to read more books.
Unfortunately said increased rate of book readerization has not taken place this year, meaning I have failed 2019. I believe this then means that I cannot pass on into 2020 and have to repeat 2019 until I pass it. I'm not sure how this works - whether I travel back in time to the start of 2019 or If I live in on 2019 while everyone else is in 2020. If anyone has any experience with these, please feel free to clarify

When I do get to 2020, my resolutions will be to:
 - move out of home (hopefully before uni starts in late Feb)
 - Become a better teacher
 - Become a better cook (I can't really cook anything without a recipe)
 - Get good a rock climbing

[K.Smithy]

I really want to make this year my year (same for this decade), so this post took a bit of thought.

Academic/educational resolutions for 2020:
- Achieve an ATAR I am happy with (I'm debating whether or not I want to state my ATAR goals - just incase I get disappointed come the end of this year)
- Revise content every week
- Study German at least twice a week
- Feel more confident in my ability in my subjects
- Attend more open forums and science lectures

Academic/educational resolutions for the decade:
- Study secondary education at the University of Queensland
- Graduate from uni
- Become at least semi-fluent in German
- Become a tutor

Personal/other resolutions for 2020:
- Get a job at the end of the year
- Finish learning Nuvole Bianche, Penn Ar Roch, and Requiem for a Dream on the piano
- Get back into sport (participate in rugby and touch again)
- Use my school leadership role to make a positive difference in the lives of my peers and members of my school community
- Read at least 12 books this year (I am counting texts for English and subject textbooks)
- Exercise more??? (maybe not...)
- Work on positive self-talk

Personal/other resolutions for the decade:
- Travel to Germany
- Volunteer more

EDIT: Forgot to add "get my Ps" as a 2020 resolution

[Ionic Doc]

Well to be frank whenever I make a set of new years resolution's I pretty much always end up forgetting or never end up doing them, so actually writing them down on a public forum is going to 'hopefully' keep me accountable

Academic/educational resolutions for 2020:
- Achieve an ATAR I am happy with ( also debating like K.Smithy)
- Have a consistent study schedule
- Do at least an hour of Methods work every night
- Contribute more on the Psychology Question Thread
- Get into either Science or Biomedicine at UoM

Personal/Other resolutions for 2020:
- Get a job at the end of year 12 (not in a fast-food franchise - never going back there again)
- Have driven at least 65-70 hours
-Volunteer at an animal shelter and a hospital
- Do at least 6 hours of intense physical activity a week

ok well, these resolutions seem quite realistic and achievable so hopefully, I can stick to most if not all 

[sw3glord]

I achieved most of my resolutions for 2019 (except for being more physically active, I kinda gave up on that one ).

Goals for 2020:

- Do some form of exercise every day
- Drink At Least 1.5L of Water Daily
- Eat Less Junk Food, Create Good Eating Habits
- Get 7-8 Hours of Sleep Everyday
- Read 24 Books (Self-Help, Fiction, Non-Fiction e.t.c)
- Become More Organised with Schoolwork, never leave anything to the last minute
- Get Good Grades in School
- Get A Job / Get Work Experience
- Try and Figure out Which VCE Subjects to Pick

Hopefully, I can accomplish some of these goals and enjoy my final year before VCE starts.

[Sine]

Definitely not a real New Years Resolution since I have been doing it since November/December 2019 but I would like to read a bunch of classics this year. Not sure how many though.

[Coolmate]

🎉🎉2020 Resolutions:

🏆- Get a great atar
🏆- Put in heaps of effort for every assessment task
🏆- Continue eating healthy
🏆- Post more on the forums
🏆- Exercise daily (for at least one hour)
🏆- Volunteer within the community often

Hopefully, I can achieve these during and after my HSC this year!