New Year, New Me!

            As we all know it is now 2015, and one of the most important things of a new year is the new year's resolution. To me personally, my new years' resolutions have shaped me to become the person I am today, and every new year I try my best to carry on the previous year's resolution along with adding another one. Below I have listed, in my opinion, simple recommendations for new year's resolutions.

1.  Don't care about the little things! This is probably one of my most important resolutions, that has created the most impact on my lifestyle as a whole. Just simply learn to shrug things off, things that aren't important and would usually bother you. This will make you a happier person, trust me.
2. Get organized! This resolution is probably the reason why I have good grades today. One just has to simply know what they are going to do, when and how. This just requires planning and effort. Don't leave anything up to chance.
3. Be responsible! As cliche as this sounds, responsibility is a very important factor in determining the kind of person you are. Don't procrastinate, and don't lie to yourself. Being responsible will not only improve your view on yourself, but others' view on you as well.
4. Be more social! This is my new year's resolution for 2015. A main part of a new year approaching is the goal to be happy. Being more social can make you a more outgoing person, and improve your personality. Learn to take more opportunities, join more clubs, get involved with events and activities.
5. Be nicer to others! It is astonishing how amazing it feels when someone compliments you. Not only will being nicer to others make you feel like a better person, but it will make others more willing to meet and know you. Being nice to others can make someone's day, and you will certainly create an impact on 2015

          As many people do so, it is common to give up your resolution in January. However, this won't help you as a person, and it won't create an impact on your life as resolutions did mine. Just pick a resolution and stick with it, you won't regret it!