Subtitles section Play video Print subtitles I have a problem with New Year's resolutions not because they often fail or because they're too difficult, and not because I'm bad at them, either. I mean, I've only been alive for four New Year's! No, I have a problem with resolutions because people think that that's it. It's the one time to change. Now don't get me wrong, we definitely all need change. I have no idea how to ride a bicycle. And my little brother has no idea what a toilet is for. And some of you, yea, you should probably should get out of the house more. But one big decision probably isn't going to do it. Sorry. So now what? Flush your resolutions down the toilet? The one my little brother can't use? Of course not! Keep your resolutions but go easy on yourself. Will you change? Maybe. But it probably won't happen in one big moment. It'll happen in thousands of little moments. Every time you choose to forgive, or slow down, or be grateful, or stay calm. Each little moment that you choose what's right instead of what's easy, faith instead of doubt, love instead of hate, that's where the change happens! Even if you fail one or two or thirty times, it's ok! You've got thousands of more little moments ahead of you. You'll get better. So happy new year, God bless! And I'm off to ask my dad to get a bike. Either that or a pony. Bye!
A2 UK toilet fail problem choose brother bicycle A 4-year old explains the problem with New Year's resolutions 30703 3315 Sabrina Hsu posted on 2020/12/27 More Share Save Report Video vocabulary