<p class="CrossHead Rag"><strong>Nivriti Udupa, 9</strong></p>.<p class="CrossHead Rag">Bengaluru, Karnataka </p>.<p>I am nine years old and my 2022 resolutions went pretty fine this year. I wanted to break a lot of bad habits this year as I was a very undisciplined and mischievous girl. To get rid of those bad habits, I started reading more books like Harry Potter. I asked my mother to buy me a daily planner so I would be able to plan my days. This year, I also focused on helping my family members and lending a hand around the house. I was quite messy last year so I made sure I was always tidy in 2022. One of my goals this year was to start reading the newspaper everyday but it took a few months for that to happen. Next year I want to be even better at my resolutions. </p>.<p><strong>Mohammed Yusuf, 14</strong><br />Bengaluru, Karnataka <br />Just like my peers, I too had a long list of resolutions for 2022. My main goal this year was to be more productive and live a better lifestyle — a healthy one. I also wanted to gain more knowledge about a topic I’m passionate about — the automobile industry. I’ve always wanted to strike a balance between productivity and fun. But this wasn’t easy. I used to indulge in prolonged screen time, woke up late and was always late to school . But this year I overcame all of this. Now, I’m punctual and have started waking up early. This habit led me to achieve my other goals as stated above — being productive, positive, and cheerful. For the first time, everything on my resolutions checklist was ticked off, and I’m thrilled with myself. </p>.<p><strong>Surabhi Yashavant, 11</strong><br />Bengaluru, Karnataka <br />My first resolution this year was to pick up a few outdoor sports. Though this was limited due to the pandemic, I still tried to go outside whenever I could. This year, I improved a lot in badminton — I attended coaching sessions during the summer and still continue to practice every day. Also, I wasn’t too good at skating and but I sincerely practised once a week throughout the year and I have gotten a lot better. The same goes for swimming. My second goal was to make more friends, and I’m happy that since transferring to Vishwa Vidyapeeth, I have made many new friends. So, overall this year was pretty good. I accomplished most of my goals and I want to continue doing so.</p>
<p class="CrossHead Rag"><strong>Nivriti Udupa, 9</strong></p>.<p class="CrossHead Rag">Bengaluru, Karnataka </p>.<p>I am nine years old and my 2022 resolutions went pretty fine this year. I wanted to break a lot of bad habits this year as I was a very undisciplined and mischievous girl. To get rid of those bad habits, I started reading more books like Harry Potter. I asked my mother to buy me a daily planner so I would be able to plan my days. This year, I also focused on helping my family members and lending a hand around the house. I was quite messy last year so I made sure I was always tidy in 2022. One of my goals this year was to start reading the newspaper everyday but it took a few months for that to happen. Next year I want to be even better at my resolutions. </p>.<p><strong>Mohammed Yusuf, 14</strong><br />Bengaluru, Karnataka <br />Just like my peers, I too had a long list of resolutions for 2022. My main goal this year was to be more productive and live a better lifestyle — a healthy one. I also wanted to gain more knowledge about a topic I’m passionate about — the automobile industry. I’ve always wanted to strike a balance between productivity and fun. But this wasn’t easy. I used to indulge in prolonged screen time, woke up late and was always late to school . But this year I overcame all of this. Now, I’m punctual and have started waking up early. This habit led me to achieve my other goals as stated above — being productive, positive, and cheerful. For the first time, everything on my resolutions checklist was ticked off, and I’m thrilled with myself. </p>.<p><strong>Surabhi Yashavant, 11</strong><br />Bengaluru, Karnataka <br />My first resolution this year was to pick up a few outdoor sports. Though this was limited due to the pandemic, I still tried to go outside whenever I could. This year, I improved a lot in badminton — I attended coaching sessions during the summer and still continue to practice every day. Also, I wasn’t too good at skating and but I sincerely practised once a week throughout the year and I have gotten a lot better. The same goes for swimming. My second goal was to make more friends, and I’m happy that since transferring to Vishwa Vidyapeeth, I have made many new friends. So, overall this year was pretty good. I accomplished most of my goals and I want to continue doing so.</p>
