After a holiday season where many of us ate a little too much and drank more than we normally would, the New Year often begins with a familiar ritual: New Year’s resolutions. We make lists of what we’ll start doing — and what we’ll finally stop. Unsurprisingly, weight loss, getting fit, changing careers and getting organised usually top the list. Most resolutions are driven by a quiet (or not so quiet) sense of what we  should  be doing — or  ought  to stop doing. And that’s

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