With every new year we see the “new year, new me” New Year’s resolutions. S t atistically, 70% of these resolutions are broken by the 17th of January. This is partially due to overreaching; people make promises and set goals that far supersede anything they’ve every accomplished before. Most of the failed goals have to do with a lack of proper planning. Many any have to do with a lack of accountability. Most have to do with a combination of all three, plus lack of faith and drive. Some people start new diets on January 1st even though they downed 12 donuts and a milkshake on December 31st. Others promise never to lie again, even though they finished the year without confessing the lies they already told. Others resolve to make a million dollars even though they’ve never had a six figure year. How about the guy who says this is the year he’ll have a six pack for abs even though he drinks a six pack of beer every weekend and chases that with a six pack of sodas throughout the ...