Welcome to Let It Be Easy with Susie Moore.

So a few years ago, I wrote a column about an unconventional way to set good New Year resolutions.

And it was really interesting because there's a lot of the same advice out there, right?

It's, you know, get clear, set an intention,

make sure your habits, support your dreams,

rely on solid systems, maybe just focus on one thing.

And look, that's all great advice do whatever works for you

but sometimes I feel like in the

in almost like the overwhelm of all the things we can commit to, things we want to be do and have, allow more in, we can almost miss what it is that's actually really going to move the needle

whatever is actually the most critical or crucial when it comes to what will

really drive results and create change.

So the advice I gave in this column was to think for a second

of all the things you definitely would not put on your list and stuff came up like spend more time

on my phone work more Eat and drink more. Take even less time off. Make even less effort with my family.

Spend more money.

Have fun with this.

Play around with this for a second.

What is something that would be absolutely

idiotic to have on your resolution list or on your goal list? What are some things you should

absolutely not be doing.

Things that just absolutely would never ever make the cut

because they are in direct contrast

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