When questioned about their New Year’s resolutions, many people in our office had yet to make any final decisions. Our Topdog himself, Bill, said he never makes them; Chris S. still hasn’t finished last year’s resolution; Carolyn doesn’t wait until the New Year to set a resolution; Michele makes resolutions every day; and Tonni responded, “What’s the point of this question?”

Perhaps the best non-answer goes to Martin, who stated, “The whole idea of making a resolution for each New Year is kind of ridiculous. It stems from an acceptance of time as a circular concept, and that’s just not the case. Time is linear…Making a resolution for each New Year is the sort of delusional action that hints at a refusal to accept the reality of time. So no, I don’t have a New Year’s Resolution.”

 

People voted most likely to achieve personal success in 2015:

Cheryl
To network more.

Tricia
Eat healthier.

Lauren
Spend wisely and practice patience.

Adam
Become a better painter, photographer and designer…and learn yoga.

Chris V.
Get my ‘Movies to See’ list down to one page, as opposed to its current four.

Rachel
Start a blog—Don’t Call Me a Millennial.

Mirtha
Laugh more often.

Hannah
Read the Bible start to finish.