[charles]

Ok, who is going to make the “I’m stopping gambling” resolution?  Well done……. now how many times have you made that same resolution before??!!

I know I did many times. 

Instead of making it again I would recommend resolving to take positive actions.

This year I WILL go to GA…

I WILL post more in forums here….

I WILL be accountable for my money…

I WILL be honest with my partner….

I WILL only cary the money i need on a daily basis..

I WILL get proper financial advice regarding my debts.

 

I don’t tend to make resolutions nowadays – if something needs doing then the time to do them is NOW.  So if you are reading this and resolving to stop gambling on 1st January then I would say BS! – You can stop TODAY. 

 

Have a great gamble free New Year everyone.

[Johnny B]

NEW YEARS RESOLUTIONS
This is the first year in my adult life that I am clear headed in regards to gambling rolling into the symbolic new year.
My resolutions:
Focus on staying gamble free – Total transparency with my wife – accountability for my money – learning from and offering advice/encouragement on GT.
This site has been a great help to me. Because of work schedules and lack of options there are very few GA meeting near me, so this is a great constant reminder to remain true to myself.
I wish all of you a great, guilt free, new year….
Johnny B

[lizbeth4]

New Years Resolutions: I’m not making any this year! I’ve already made the commitment to myself about being gamble free and resetting and rethinking my money plan to save money. My commitment started a few weeks ago. I’m feeling good this time about it. It feel different. I must stay true to myself.

[DCH]

Busy spells a good distraction

Stay gamble free in 2018

I’ve set myself a saving target by Oct 18

Keep posting

All the best everyone and I hope you fulfill your promises

[vera]

I have 365 resolutions in my head.
One for each day of the year.
Some will be repeated many times throughout 2018.
Some may be broken (but I will make them any way).
I will list seven…

1. Let go of 2017.
2. Limit Internet use to a minimum.
3. Get back in touch/stay in touch with family/friends.
4. Follow up on health issues I have neglected while gambling.
5. Exercise more ( before rigor mortis sets in!)
6. Attend GA at least once a fortnight.
7. STOP PROCRASTINATING!

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