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Months after New Year, people across the North East are reflecting on whether their resolutions meant real change.
Some say they helped set goals, while others question if they ever had lasting value at all.

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00:00So, yeah, New Year's resolution is always there to be broken, but I actually, this year, I had some health
00:05issues, so I told you at the beginning I had porridge breakfast, so I'm looking at my lipids and my
00:11body and taking food, which are helping bring that down, and I'm still doing that today.
00:16My only resolution was this year to be happy.
00:21Pointless.
00:22Because I never stick to them.
00:24Didn't make any.
00:26I didn't make any.
00:27I have a pure and just life.
00:28I don't need to make.
00:31I didn't, because I knew very well I wouldn't stick to them, so I thought, what was the point, so
00:37there you go.
00:38Yeah, I think you've got to make small steps, you've got to just do something which you're not going to
00:43break, and so don't make it too complicated, make it inbuilt into your daily life, and that way you're going
00:51to stick to it more likely than doing something which is just too big and you're not going to break
00:55in a few weeks.
00:56They put too much pressure on themselves, and then it's, they tell everybody what they're going to do, and then
01:02within a month everybody starts, whereas if you just switch off and just concentrate on that little road, you get
01:10there.
01:11We only decided that we were going to do something nice every month for a significant birthday this week.
01:16In 70 this year, that last week.
01:18Every month, but something nice.
01:20And this is one of them today.
01:21Yes, that is one of them today.
01:22So we are keeping today.
01:24It's a pointless birthday time.
01:26I mean, you know, I'd say I wasn't going to drink January, but, you know, I didn't last long, did
01:29I?
01:29Thanks.
01:29Bye.
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