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Writing out a huge list of resolutions might feel good at the time, but on average I’ve hit less than a third of my goals over the past few years, and that doesn’t feel so great. Does that mean that setting goals is bad? That people who miss most of their goals are failures? Nope! But it does suggest we’re doing the goal-setting slightly wrong in the first place.