On The Spot: Setting resolutions

“One of my resolutions is to be more organized because I haven’t really been in the past. Another one is to give myself grace and stop putting pressure on myself. I’m going into 2021 with no expectations because of last year, so I’m just thinking that I’m going to let myself improve a little bit, but not create crazy goals like running ten times a day. It’s going to be pretty self explana...

“I did not make any resolutions because I have already had goals the whole time. Last year, my goals were to get faster and stronger, and I think that I have accomplished those.”

“[My resolutions] were to get stronger, to have a more positive mindset and to take advantage of every opportunity I get. My resolution last year was to get better at running long distance, and over quarantine I kind of got that, but it didn’t happen all year.”

“[My resolution] was to gain more pounds of muscle so that I can get bigger for basketball. One of my resolutions was to make varsity basketball last year, and I was able to accomplish that.”

“I resolved to exercise more and to have better eating habits with healthier foods. It is just something that has always been on my mind, and something I’ve always tried. I’ve had it on my list of resolutions every year, and I thought I would have this be the last time that I did it, so  I can move past it while continuing to make healthier choices for the future.”

“I did not make any resolutions this year. I feel like my life is going pretty good right now. I’ve made a lot of improvements over this last year, and I feel like I was already on the right track last year. 2020 has been a great and impressive year, so I just want to keep going on that track.”

“I want to be the best softball trainer that I can possibly be. [I made this resolution] because I love my softball players.”