Better Me

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Every year we make a new goals. This New Year, most of the people make a "New Year, New Me" goals. 

2020 was a rough year for me because of covid-19. The new normal was hard to adapt and the new style of learning is kind of challenging. But somehow it is a way to challenge myself this 2021. This year 2021 I want to change some of my bad and unnecessary doing this 2021. I want to have a closer and deeper connection to God. This year I will change my bad attitudes to better ones. I will finish my task earlier than the  given deadlines so I will not rush things. I will be more patient to my younger brothers. I will be a better and nicer sister to them. I will also save my money than to buy unnecessary and not so important things.

Being better this 2021 is my real goal. Changing is not bad as long it is for the better. We should change for the better. Be kind and responsible to all of our doings. 

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  1. RusselFebruary 9, 2021 at 6:38 PM

    I agree. We should change ourselves as long as it does not affect others.

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