New Years Resolutions

[mudflaps]

I figured this was an appropriate topic. So Ill start.

1. Lose 10lbs. I wanna get back down to 165ish.
2. Spend less money on food (these 2 go hand in hand)
3. Use debit card less, use cash more.
4. Get out of all credit card debt
5. Raise GPA to 3.2
6. Study for, and take the first test for my CFA
7. Run the Columbus Marathon, or All Ohio Cross Country championship race competitively.
8. Develop a new sig.

I think that sums it up for me. Lets hear what you all want to do.

[32.5i]

finish my e30.. seriously

[StereoInstaller1]

Same resolution as the past 18 years...no resolutions.

HFNY
Luke

[BDSax]

Resolutions are gay

[Ryan Stewart]

start pulling out

[mtechnik]

^^ tisk tisk...

[trashcop 80s 80s]

quit my job
fail school
stop pulling out
rack up credit card debt
eat fast food everyday
start doing heroin

[eyagel]

quit my job
fail school
stop pulling out
rack up credit card debt
eat fast food everyday
start doing heroin

winner

[topdown323]

quit smoking, get my Paramedic's cert, start my Surgical tech classes.

[imsotyerred]

1. work out/get ripped again
2. eat better
3. be more active
4. raise GPA over a 3.0
5. enjoy myself

[Wishno87]

1. work out/get ripped again
2. eat better
3. be more active
4. raise GPA over a 3.0
5. enjoy myself

pretty much the exact same as mine!

[Farbin Kaiber]

1. Develop a new sig.

Internetz peoplez use this as a Resolution?

[doucy2]

1. start working out again
2. GPA over 3.0 also
3. sell my e30s
4. work my ass off and buy a e46 and a shell for a project e30
5. keep on impressing them ladies ;)

[LivingLegend06]

1. Start working out again
2. Gpa over 3.75
3. Dump lots of money into my E30
4. Find a summer internship in engineering
5. Meet lots of loose women.

[Jon325i]

Same resolution as the past 18 years...no resolutions.

Normally this has been my attitude about the beginning a new year. If I want to make a change to my life (exercise, kill bad habits, etc.) I will just start on any given day - not wait until January 1.

However this year is a bit different. For the last few years I haven't been making monthly contributions to my investment portfolio due to various circumstances (returned to school, laid off from work) not to mention my existing fund manager wasn't keeping my best interests in mind....probably more concerned with his commission. So in the last couple weeks I spent some time looking into moving my money elsewhere and found someone much better to work with. Beginning in January '08 I will start making the monthly contributions again.

So that's my New Years resolution - getting back into financial shape.

Jon