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Quotes for New year

design about hilarious quote about the realities of starting a new year. Whether you're feeling the weight of your resolutions or just trying to make it through another year of the same old routine!

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The whole world is now subject to the epidemic of Corna and they were obligated to all governments to call on all citizens to stay in homes and not go out to the streets and roads except for the extreme necessity which led to a radical change in habits and ideas and even the way of thinking to deal with the conditions that we are exposed to All of us from invading the virus and we would be safe from it.

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Where does the new year resolutions go?

we are getting a headstart on setting goals for next year! Did you know that one in three people fail their New Year’s resolutions in the first month? And only 10% of people are successful at keeping their resolutions throughout the year? While there are many reasons for this, it is necessary that you set- and commit to your resolutions before the new year actually begins for a better chance at success. But how did the start of a new year become the de facto ‘fresh start’?

The graphic art design featuring Angel Number 999 and the theme of Release consists of a cartoon bird holding up the number 999 with one wing. The bird is depicted with a friendly and playful expression, and 999 is intentionally created with openness and bold outlines that seem to be ready to release, suggesting a sense of movement and transition. These colors convey a sense of energy, enthusiasm, and positivity, encouraging the viewer to embrace change and release anything that may be holding them back. The design represents the idea of letting go of the past, releasing old patterns and habits, and embracing new beginnings.