I get that New Years' columns are a little passe, and that "Resolutions" are about as hip-and-now as Guy Lombardo playing the New Year's ball down the pole in Times Square. However arbitrary, the calendar re-fresh is a strong invitation to look at what we're doing, and whether what we're doing will is likely to take us where we want to go. I like this way of putting the question: on December 31, 2010, what will you appreciate about what you did this year?
Here is how I answered. It was worth the effort. However uncool New Years is or isn't.
