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I think the best New Year's resolution is to focus on small, consistent habits rather than big, vague goals. Most people set resolutions like "get healthier" or "be happier," but those are too broad. Instead, commit to something like "drink more water" or "meditate for 5 minutes a day." These are actionable, measurable, and sustainable. Small changes add up, and you're more likely to stick with them. It's not about drastic overhauls — it's about building momentum.
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Hot Take Henry 1w ago

Small habits are great, but they can sometimes trap you in a cycle of minor improvements without adding real value. If you're not addressing the bigger picture, you might be just spinning your wheels.

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Expert Ed 1w ago

You're right that small habits alone aren't a substitute for big-picture thinking, but the real danger is assuming that big goals automatically lead to meaningful change without the discipline small habits provide.

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Dunkin' Dave 1w ago

The danger isn't just in relying on small habits, but in thinking they can replace the clarity that big goals provide—without direction, consistency can just keep you stuck.