Do You Include Or Always Include Gambling In Your New Year's Resolution

[Fiatless]

Only 4 weeks before we welcome a new year and new year for many is the best time to promise changes in their behavior, career, and habits, and many gamblers take the New Year as an opportunity to try to change something in their behavior or lifestyle and they do it through New Year resolution.

My question do you include gambling in your new resolution, and what's your New Year's resolution about gambling?

Let's talk about it.

I have stopped making New Year's resolutions because in most cases I don't keep them. I don't need to wait till the end of the year to change a negative lifestyle. The new year is just like every other day for me. This is my personal perception so I am not insinuating that having a New Year resolution is in any way inappropriate.

My gambling behaviour has never had any adverse consequences on my financial or time management. I have not also had any issues with my friends and family due to gambling. I see myself as a moderate and responsible gambler because I use an insignificant part of my income for betting. Therefore, I have never included gambling in my New Year resolution when I engaged because I am pleased with my gambling lifestyle.

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[EluguHcman]

Personally I want a flexible means to make money, that is why I got into gambling and still having a gambling budget.
Sometimes I forgets to put my health in prayers but never in a million times would I pray I forget to ask for wealths.
I have an anxiety about making wealth with the fear of going broke in the future so I considers gambling as a flexible means to make money and interestingly, I say a loud AMEN about it in my new year resolution.

My new year resolution is that I don't face losts anymore and what ever I put myself in must be fitted that I would always be a winner. So yes, I do have my gambling scheme included to my new year resolution all to attain victorious ness of making profits than loosing.
It is pointed that my lost especially ones from the gambling shall be recovered with greater interests

[traderethereum]

I didn't include gambling in my new resolutions. I will try to use my time for other important things.
Maybe it's time to make more efforts to reduce my gambling activities because this year, I feel like I'm spending too much money on gambling.
New Year is more about reflecting on what I have done in the past year and finding what I need to improve so that my life can be better in the following year. Of course, we all want to have a better life in the years to come so we have to try harder to achieve it.
As you said, it is more about trying to make changes to ourselves so that we are better than last year.

[Odohu]

Most people that include gambling in their new year's are people battling with addiction or too much losses. To them gambling has become a major setback they have to stop in the new year.

Majority of gamblers, including me, have been tempted to take this decision at some point. There was time I was really battling with addiction and needed help. I took this decision but broke it effortlessly.

[Gaza13]

My resolution from year to year is not to include elements of gambling in it. For me a gambler is just a loser who hopes to win, for me it's just a waste of time. Of course, the resolution of previous years for me was that maintaining health was far more important than money. It is true that money is very important in everyday life, but we need to remember that without taking care of our health every day, money will never come to us. It is better to make decisions (resolutions) that are beneficial for ourselves, rather than bringing elements of gambling into it. If we lose at gambling, of course our small family's economy will be shaken.

[AmoreJaz]

I have stopped making New Year's resolutions because in most cases I don't keep them. I don't need to wait till the end of the year to change a negative lifestyle. The new year is just like every other day for me. This is my personal perception so I am not insinuating that having a New Year resolution is in any way inappropriate.

My gambling behaviour has never had any adverse consequences on my financial or time management. I have not also had any issues with my friends and family due to gambling. I see myself as a moderate and responsible gambler because I use an insignificant part of my income for betting. Therefore, I have never included gambling in my New Year resolution when I engaged because I am pleased with my gambling lifestyle.

not doing this as well as i noticed that even if i have the list of my what-so-called 'new year's resolution', i still do what i want to do. hence, breaking most of them. and when it comes to gambling, i don't include this because am just an occasional gambler these days. so no harm done when it comes to my funds. just like you, if a person gambles just for fun or to pass time and not addicted to it, you won't include this in your list. however, if this activity is already detrimental to your finances, health or family relationships, better seriously take your oath to yourself and keep up in following your resolution for your own good.

though i have the feeling that a lot of gamblers are making their new year's resolution of lessening or reducing their gambling expenses. this for one, i think is believable. but if one will say, they will totally stop their gambling activities. i don't think that's very achievable. you will just be a hypocrite of yourself. and that resolution will be pointless, because for sure, you will go back in gambling in no time. so better create your achievable list and not an impossible list so to speak. it will also give you not so much disappointment to yourself as you are just setting a list which is practical in approach.

[Yatsan]

For sure we've been there especially from a huge loss. We would normally desire to stop after a negative outcome but guess who's still here playing? Those are just desires and only is could make it happen or determine whether we would do it or not. Best way to deal with it is to gradually set limits to ourselves starting from the amount we can afford losing for that day or month then with our wagering amount on each bet. Discipline would always start from us. New Year is just an excuse and if we just want to, we may start anytime we want as long as there's our will. Stopping is also just an option wherein we may just impose control than to completely quit in an instant which is harder to achieve.

[macson]

Only 4 weeks before we welcome a new year and new year for many is the best time to promise changes in their behavior, career, and habits, and many gamblers take the New Year as an opportunity to try to change something in their behavior or lifestyle and they do it through New Year resolution.

My question do you include gambling in your new resolution, and what's your New Year's resolution about gambling?

Let's talk about it.

i can't believe it, 2023 will soon be over.  New Year always gives encouragement to everyone, everyone hopes their life will be better than the previous year, i am also included, but i have never included gambling in my New Year's resolutions, for me gambling is an activity that cannot be made into a dream and just an entertainment activity.  In fact, i always hope to win when i gamble lol, but that's right, there are definitely some people out there who make winning gambling or jackpots their New Year's resolution.

[Cookdata]

Only 4 weeks before we welcome a new year and new year for many is the best time to promise changes in their behavior, career, and habits, and many gamblers take the New Year as an opportunity to try to change something in their behavior or lifestyle and they do it through New Year resolution.

My question do you include gambling in your new resolution, and what's your New Year's resolution about gambling?

Let's talk about it.

Is there anything like new year resolution? I just think life is a continuation process, we shouldn't let people make us feel unimportant or feel like we have not achieve anything great in life, whether this year or next year, there is no any difference between and my life will remain the way it's, my gambling lifestyle will also remain the same unless there is increment in the amount I make, I may increase my bankroll.

Regardless of all, I will try some other casino games just maybe I might do well in that aspects. I will try out those games if they are profitable to because I don't have any time to waste any money on unnecessary games. My next  line emotional control is to give my self zero tolerance when I lost and move on quickly and never look back. There was a time I tried to avenge a loss and it was even worse at the end. So, I will take necessary measure by next time.

[Aanuoluwatofunmi]

Only 4 weeks before we welcome a new year and new year for many is the best time to promise changes in their behavior, career, and habits, and many gamblers take the New Year as an opportunity to try to change something in their behavior or lifestyle and they do it through New Year resolution.

My question do you include gambling in your new resolution, and what's your New Year's resolution about gambling?

Let's talk about it.

It all depends on the conditions involved and the kinf of gambler in consideration, if we are to look to the event of gambling as being an enjoyable means of having fun and always excited about it because we are getting served as well deserved in it, there's no way we cannot do without gambling because we wanted to keep having fun through it, in so doing, we can include it on our next year resolution to advance in it, but if we are not the type that appreciate gambling with the way it is, we may not get the satisfaction in it to have included it on our next year resolution.

[Davidvictorson]

I have never had a reason to include gambling as part of my New Year's resolution. With this topic being brought up I am thinking I will do that in my 2024 New Year's resolution. In 2024 I would want to win more from sports betting I will totally avoid fantasy football and I would improve my poker playing skills. Aside from this every other thing it's okay.

[Ever-young]

Only 4 weeks before we welcome a new year and new year for many is the best time to promise changes in their behavior, career, and habits, and many gamblers take the New Year as an opportunity to try to change something in their behavior or lifestyle and they do it through New Year resolution.

My question do you include gambling in your new resolution, and what's your New Year's resolution about gambling?

Let's talk about it.

Well it totally depends on how you see gambling, someone who makes amazing profits in gambling and another person who losses all the time in gambling would surely have different plans for gambling in the new year, you can agree with me on that, so this is strictly based on what impact gambling is currently making or has made in your life. So if you're expecting to get the same POV on this thread then you'll be completely disappointed.

[Mahanton]

Only 4 weeks before we welcome a new year and new year for many is the best time to promise changes in their behavior, career, and habits, and many gamblers take the New Year as an opportunity to try to change something in their behavior or lifestyle and they do it through New Year resolution.

My question do you include gambling in your new resolution, and what's your New Year's resolution about gambling?

Let's talk about it.
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Just to have some mentions about into those previous resolutions on which people or those gamblers had made out,i do remember these kind of threads about new year resolution that i do highly doubt that to those
who had decided on quitting up gambling, then for sure most of those people didnt able to follow it out? hehe. Well, going back into the topic about new years resolution then i dont see any issues with
my gambling activity on which it would really be just that fine that i would really be still continuing on what are the things on what im doing now. When it comes to the amount that i do win in gambling
then i could say that in all the loss that i do have, i can say that im really that still on the middle part or breakeven and i didnt see any issues when it comes to finances or other correlated things into it
then it do really means that there's no need for me to quit up. I do gamble for fun(which it should be) and this is something that dont really changed up because i do know that im just
still doing fine and there's no need on stopping or whatsoever.

[Nerdy doctor]

Resolutions are made when the person makes a decision not to anymore indulge himself in a previously done activity. One would only include gambling amongst other activities in a resolution made for the new year if there are intentions to stop it. People willing to stop gambling are no longer getting any fun nor profits but have been financially wrecked from the activity hence the urge and intention to stop the activity.
But I’m quite sure some people would include gambling among whatever resolutions made for the new year and go ahead to break them. A lot of people hardly keep to their resolutions made.

[ajiz138]

Never took any resolution against gambling although in the new year there are many better hopes including in the career, I did not conclude gambling to be included in personal resolutions because I consider this a pleasure, not addiction can control well so that it can still overcome it.

Maybe many people will do that where they will occupy the promise that has been pledged in their hearts when the year approaches the new year, I do not have any intention of gambling once I want to play then in my mind then be ready to lose.

That's it, then what do you want to achieve against gambling, at least in their resolution is to want to stop or not be addicted anymore.

[darkangel11]

No, I don't make resolutions like that. Frankly, I don't make resolutions of any kind and over the years I've learned that they don't work and only make you feel worse after the fact, when you realize you forgot, or are unable to keep them. It's just a waste of time.
As for gambling, it makes no sense too because if you're a hardcore addict, no resolution will help you. You have to get your ass to a rehab or ask friends for help. You won't make it alone. If you're a casual gambler you don't have to quit and even if you think you do, you'll probably ignore the resolution and keep doing what you're doing because you won't take it seriously when a couple months pass.

[Kasabus]

Only 4 weeks before we welcome a new year and new year for many is the best time to promise changes in their behavior, career, and habits, and many gamblers take the New Year as an opportunity to try to change something in their behavior or lifestyle and they do it through New Year resolution.

My question do you include gambling in your new resolution, and what's your New Year's resolution about gambling?

Let's talk about it.

I am wise enough to manage my gambling habit and activities, so I think there's no need for me to change about it. I am not an addicted gambler either, so most probably I just want to stay the same just like how I deal with gambling this year, except that I just want to see more significant profits in the following year. But if that would mean gambling and losing more, then maybe I won't deal with the risk either.

Creating new year's resolutions are great to start a year. But it takes lots of courage and determination before you will see that what you have been wishing for is slowly turning into reality. In short, you should work on it also to see its real happening.

[Sanugarid]

Only 4 weeks before we welcome a new year and new year for many is the best time to promise changes in their behavior, career, and habits, and many gamblers take the New Year as an opportunity to try to change something in their behavior or lifestyle and they do it through New Year resolution.

My question do you include gambling in your new resolution, and what's your New Year's resolution about gambling?

Let's talk about it.

No, I do not include gambling in my new year resolution. I don't have to change anything in my gambling because I'm not addicted to it either, I can say that I'm a responsible gambler so far. I hope that I can do what is written in my new year resolution, for those who put gambling in their new year resolution, I hope they can fulfill it too.

[BitcoinPanther]

My question do you include gambling in your new resolution, and what's your New Year's resolution about gambling?

Let's talk about it.

No, I never include gambling in my new year resolution, I put more focus on important things, and that is about money flows, reflecting reason why I have gotten into financial problems and making way to fix them.  Also, I include how I interact with other people and making peace and apologize to people that I offended.

It is more on planning and making a happy environment in my resolutions, while I promptly apply anything that can make my gambling activity more fun without affecting my finance negatively.

[Antotena]

Only 4 weeks before we welcome a new year and new year for many is the best time to promise changes in their behavior, career, and habits, and many gamblers take the New Year as an opportunity to try to change something in their behavior or lifestyle and they do it through New Year resolution.

My question do you include gambling in your new resolution, and what's your New Year's resolution about gambling?

Let's talk about it.

There is nothing that beat gambling with your money. I know some few friends that are very addicted to gambling to the length they do take loan to finance their gambling and the painful aspect of their gambling journey, they hardly make something good from gambling. If they can put all the resources they have in gambling and yet didn't make much, then they should have learn by now that gambling is not a quick rich scheme and that is what I have learned this year, gamble responsibly.

Another year resolution is that it's good to take rest from gambling, the more you stay and engage with gambling, the more you become addicted and if you don't stop, you will regret doing starting gambling or starting it in the first place. Next year, I will gamble safely and do it moderately even if other people are making money and I didn't make much, I will resist the temptation to overcome too much gambling.