You are presumed to be honest and responsible without evidence to the contrary beyond a reasonable doubt… on the balance of probablilties you are justified by 51 % likelyhood.
The end of 2024, the beginning of 2025 resolutions galore. Be kind to yourself and to others and your resolutions will be kind to you.
Here’s some good advice for making resolutions for the coming year: * Focus on a Few Key Goals: * Don’t try to overhaul your entire life at once. Choose 1-3 meaningful goals that truly matter to you. * Example: Instead of “get healthier,” try “exercise 3 times a week” or “cook more meals at home.” * Make Them Specific and Measurable: * Vague goals are hard to track. * Instead of “read more,” try “read 1 book per month” or “read 30 minutes each evening.” * Set Realistic Expectations: * Don’t set yourself up for failure with overly ambitious goals. * Start small and gradually increase the challenge as you progress. * Break Down Large Goals: * Large goals can feel overwhelming. Divide them into smaller, more manageable steps. * If your goal is to run a marathon, start with shorter runs and gradually increase the distance. * Find an Accountability Partner: * Share your goals with a friend, family member, or mentor. * Regular check-ins can help you stay motivated and on track. * Track Your Progress: * Use a journal, planner, or app to monitor your progress. * Celebrate small victories along the way. * Be Patient and Kind to Yourself: * Setbacks are inevitable. Don’t get discouraged if you slip up. * Learn from your mistakes and get back on track. * Focus on the Process, Not Just the Outcome: * Enjoy the journey of achieving your goals. * Celebrate your efforts and the positive changes you’re making. By following these tips, you can increase your chances of success in achieving your New Year’s resolutions and making meaningful progress towards your goals. Remember: The most important thing is to choose goals that are meaningful to you and to approach them with a positive and realistic mindset.
This Christmas season you may not want to forget about the people in the other world. They could use a little bit of support. Follow the link above for the Oxfam books that they have to raise money and promote literacy.
The streets of Merritt downtown heard the jingle and the jungle of paraders for the black Friday start of the Christmas shopping season parade in Merritt.
Happy day happy pay, get paid in the value of a better relationship with you and yours after you’ve been thankful for them. They all have something to do with what you are + maybe they were negative but it gave you the opportunity to grow.
One of the best things to be thankful for is that yesterday is gone. It’s in the past and you can move on and be thankful for that.
Thank goodness it’s Friday. We like to see people get a little bit of a break on a Friday. Going into the Labor Day weekend, we wish you all good luck.
When considering whether the beginning or the end of something is better, it ultimately depends on the specific situation and individual preferences. Here are a few aspects to consider when evaluating the beginning and the finish of a project or experience:
Impact: The beginning sets the foundation and tone, while the finish leaves a lasting impression. Both are crucial in their own ways.
Progression: The beginning often involves excitement and anticipation, while the finish brings a sense of accomplishment and closure.
Quality: It’s important to look out for consistency throughout the entire journey, ensuring that both the beginning and the finish meet the desired standards.
Reflection: Consider how the beginning and finish contribute to the overall experience or outcome, and how they align with your initial expectations.
In conclusion, both the beginning and the finish hold their own significance, and paying attention to each stage can enhance the overall experience or result.
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Music in the park, water parks Rodeos, Parades ,Dances, and travel are back some, but the worst time and attention grabbers are Armed Conflicts,they are back on after COVID, Fire, Flood, and fuel scarcity, is it the end or a new beginning or does it ever end ? You tell us. Or you make it so..