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Alex Noel2024-01-02T09:00:00
Author, Dolly Alderton first coined the ’how easy are you to get on with’ scale in her Sunday Times column. Writer, Alex Noel discusses this and advises some self-reflection in the light of what the Bible says
Once the warm glow of Christmas has cooled and the leftovers are all but gone, it’s inevitable that our thoughts turn in earnest to the new year. Beyond January 1st lies the reality of starting to navigate next year. What could I be doing differently and what should I stop doing altogether? Accompanying it will very likely be some honest self-reflection, which is rarely complete without recalling a few awkward or cringe-worthy moments from the year just gone. Whether you’re into making resolutions or not, you’re probably determining to become a better person in some way.
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