Happy new year folks 
it’s that time of the year again, where we all make some resolutions only so we can break them. As this image rightly depicts;
Resolutions are abundant, execution is scarce. So what are your new year resolutions, that you plan to break? Maybe having them in public might just give you the kick you need, to stick with those 
Health is indeed Wealth. Hence not to ignore this aspect. Wealth will come if a person is healthy, hence just like we spend so much time in strategy, creating alpha etc, some time should be spent on oneself in taking care of one own health.
Happy New Year guys !!!
Currently am trading with 15 lots of Nifty options.The 2022 resolution is to boost it up further. By how much will depend on the next quarter performance of my trading system.
Happy New Year to all the friends here at tradingqna.
I end 2021 and begin 2022 with a sense of gratitude that with all that has happened around the world from last 2 years. We are still alive and breathing.
With that sense of gratitude, I look forward to another year full of being fearless, being kind and being curious and passionate about things that matter to us.
Baaki jo hoga dekha jaayega 
Cheers 
To start eating proper food, three meals a day. World is busy with intermittent fasting. Here I have been intermittent eating for almost 10 years. My diet consists of Nachos, Mountain Dew, Cake, Smoke and Vada Pav. Being a vegetarian although provides a good moral high ground, but surely has me lacking in pretty much every nutrient on the list.
I have resumed, this dabba service from this ancient Gujarati aunty who lives nearby. Will try and force feed myself this whole year.
So yeah. Eating is my resolution, however, silly that may sound.
To only buy stocks that go up! 
To not settle for mediocrity just because it is familiar and convenient in the short term.
Keeping monetory goals aside, my goal is to complate OnePiece this year!
just want to be little less dumber than I was in 2021… that much at least I can do without breaking it 
this and that picture is absolutely spot on… capturing state of new year resolutions perfectly 
My main resolution is to get into trading deeper. I’m a newbie in this field but I want to learn more
Personally, I want to read a lot, go vegan, and most importantly, get my finances in order.
Here’s a list of things I plan to do this year.
Budget: I’ve realized that as income grows year after year, expenses catch up. Making money is one thing, managing it is another. So, starting this month, I’m going to budget my salary and figure out where my money is going.
Damn, it’s a mystery where it’s gone every month.
I suppose it’s a good idea to automate things. There’s a part of me that constantly says, “You can pay it tomorrow or do it later.” Everything from SIPs to bills, I believe, automating will definitely do good.
It’s funny how when you do your SIP manually, you’ll see the markets are up and decide to do it later. However, it is unlikely to return at the same level and by the time you spend for the month.
Emergency fund: This should not simply be used for foreseen emergencies. I believe that having an emergency fund provides you with a solid backup while making financial decisions in life. It will sort of give you a runaway, say if you lose your job or whatever goes wrong. I’m certain that I’ll be able to go through the next six months without any worries.
Insurance: I believe that the most important card to play in order to be financially strong is insurance.
Health insurance: Additional health insurance along with employer-provided coverage.
Term insurance is like a covered call for your borrowings and providing for your dependents. I recently purchased a 2 crore term insurance policy, which easily covers my outstanding house debt and dependent expenses for the next 20 years.
Btw, a 2 crore coverage only costs 15,000 a year, which is 1250 per month. There are also tax advantages.
I discovered pet insurance last year October. My pet was under veterinarian treatment, and a hefty bill for the settlement arrived. The doctor recommended insurance that only costs 3.5K per year. If I had known sooner, I could have saved a lot of money. Any type of hospitalization might put a dent in your monthly budget.
Debt: The most difficult part of the list, to holding your emotions and saying no. It’s all too simple to fall into the EMI trap. The feeling that you can purchase anything and everything with your credit card urges you to stretch your budget. Nevertheless, if you analyze, you will realize that there is good debt and bad debt.
Housing loan: One of the most stressful decisions to be made, think twice before finalizing your budget. Today, everyone around you will tell you that the house loan interest rate has dropped, but it will be a nightmare if you take out unreasonable loans and burden yourself.
A housing loan, in my opinion, is a product for someone who needs shelter and wants to save on taxes. Probably, if you live in a big city and pay high rent, replacing it with EMI is a fantastic idea. Again, whether or not to take out a mortgage is debatable. This would be good debt if it was something necessary, rather than a luxury.
Another thing I realized is that rushing to close a housing loan is a dumb idea. Rather than doing so, you can start a SIP and probably yield better returns over time.
A car loan/travel loan/whatever loan is a big no. Borrowing for a large expenditure might take away your hard work and force you to work even more. I believe in the old-school way of saving money and making a purchase. Owning something entirely makes you proud and helps you to sleep well.
Invest to achieve my goals: It’s so simple to calculate and provide examples of how to achieve a goal. I’ve set a few goals for myself, going from buying a car to paying off my debts.
Prioritizing my goals based on the time period and choosing the best-suited investment based on that. This is a work in progress that is still being researched.
Trust me, it’s far easier to spend thousands on shopping than to figure out which investments to make.
So, there you go, my to-do list. If you could share your approach or list few best investment funds or insurance policies you’ve come up with, that would be great. It would be really helpful.
I don’t believe in new year resolutions. It’s proven that new year resolutions tend to be broken, as people who keep resolutions on a new year, just need a new perspective to keep promises, which wither as the new year passes on.
People come with lots and lots of resolutions just as a new year comes.
What were they doing rest of the season?
Everyday is a new day. You don’t need a new year, just to wear your running shoes and hit the morning trail. This works better for me instead of suddenly realising it’s a new year, and drawing up a list of resolutions.
