Speech on New Year Resolution
New Year’s Resolutions are promises we make to ourselves as a fresh year begins. They’re an opportunity to make positive changes that improve our lives.
Can you think of goals you want to reach in the new year? That’s what a New Year’s Resolution is all about!
1-minute Speech on New Year Resolution
Ladies and Gentlemen,
New Year’s resolutions are promises we make to ourselves. They are goals to better our lives. These goals are like seeds. We plant them at the start of the year, hoping they will grow over time.
Think about it. A seed needs care. It needs water, sunlight, and time to grow. In the same way, our goals need our time, effort, and dedication. If we forget about them, they might not grow. But if we take care of them, they can become big and strong.
Sometimes, our goals seem too big and we may feel scared. But remember, even the tallest tree started as a tiny seed. Every big thing starts small. So, we should not be afraid to start small.
We all make mistakes. We all face hard times. But these are not reasons to give up on our goals. They are lessons to learn from. Each mistake is a chance to become better. Each hard time is a test of our strength.
Lastly, let’s remember – a New Year’s resolution is not just a promise to ourselves. It is a promise to those around us too. When we become better, we help our friends, our family, our community to become better too.
So, let’s make this new year a time of growth. Let’s nurture our goals like seeds. Let’s face our fears, learn from our mistakes, and help those around us. This is the real meaning of a New Year’s resolution.
Thank you.
2-minute Speech on New Year Resolution
Ladies and gentlemen, boys and girls, it’s that time of year again! A time when we say goodbye to the old and welcome the new. And what comes with this new beginning? Yes, you guessed it right – New Year Resolutions!
New Year Resolutions are promises we make to ourselves. We resolve to do something that will make us better, happier, and healthier. It can be anything – eating less junk food, going to bed early, starting to exercise, or even being nice to people around us.
But, why do we make these promises at the start of a new year? Well, a new year feels like a fresh start. It feels like we have been given a clean slate to write a new story. It’s a chance to fix what we think is wrong, to reach for the stars, to become the best version of ourselves.
Now, I know what you might be thinking. New Year Resolutions are hard to keep, right? Yes, they can be. But they don’t have to be. It’s all about setting the right goals. If we set realistic and achievable goals, then we have a better chance of sticking to them.
For example, instead of saying “I will stop eating junk food,” we can say, “I will eat fruits for snacks three times a week.” Instead of saying “I will exercise every day,” we can say, “I will walk for 30 minutes three times a week.” By breaking down our goals into smaller, manageable parts, we increase our chances of success.
But, even if we break down our goals and still fail, that’s okay. Making a New Year Resolution is not about being perfect. It’s about trying to be better. And if we stumble along the way, we pick ourselves up, dust ourselves off, and keep going. Remember, the journey of a thousand miles begins with a single step.
So, as we stand on the threshold of a new year, let’s make our New Year Resolutions. Let’s promise ourselves to be kinder, healthier, happier. Let’s promise to try new things, to learn, to grow. Because that’s what a new year is all about – new beginnings, new chances, and new hopes.
In the end, remember this: New Year Resolutions are not just about changing habits, they are about changing lives. They are about becoming the best we can be. So, let’s step into the new year with hope in our hearts and resolutions in our hands, ready to write a new chapter in our life’s book.
Let’s make this new year a journey of self-improvement, a journey of hope, a journey of joy. Here’s to a new year full of new possibilities and new adventures. Happy New Year, everyone! And good luck with your New Year Resolutions!
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