The arrival of January often brings a renewed sense of optimism and motivation towards personal goals. While the desire for growth is positive, the traditional approach of setting lofty, rigid, and high-pressure resolutions can often lead to the abandonment of the "New Year, New Me" movement by mid-February. When we focus solely on our achievements , we are also opening up space to highlight any shortcomings as failure . At Mackenzie SWPC, we invite you to re-frame new year

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