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This is the first time I have ever made New Year's resolutions, and they are aggresive goals:

• Sell and give away stuff I don't need/no longer use
• Set up LackOfSpark.com as my business site for promotion
• Find at least one new client to develop a website for
• Finish my first Firefox extension
• Get a Full-time job
• Create a website that generates an income, no matter how low
• Move out
• Save $16,000
• Exceed the 12% New Year's resolution goal achievement rate [wikipedia]

Some of these goals are far easier than others, but I think that they are necessary as a way to monitor progress. Setting up a website is easy for me, setting up a site that makes even $1/month is hard. The Firefox extension is already in progress and 90% working - it just needs some final touches and a UI. Selling stuff that nobody wants is hard, which is why if things don't sell then I plan to give them away - something I don't think I've ever done yet. Getting a Full-time job will be difficult, but if I do that, then saving $16,000 in 2010 will be easier - otherwise it will be impossible. Lastly, according to wikpedia only 12% of participants in as study completed their New Year's resolutions. Does this mean I have to complete all my goals or I have also failed? Yes, therefore this the most difficult goal of all, as it requires the completion of all the other goals.

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