I don't make resolutions as such, or I don't look at them that way. I kind of use it to look back on my year, and what I'd like to change about it. This year I'm going to work on my health, and try to actually address my problems rather than put everyone and everything else in front of them. That, for me, will also involve losing some more weight, and hopefully building some more muscle (cos I'm convinced if I'm stronger I'll find coping with my health problems easier!).
For 2014, I decided to rid myself of things that made me unhappy and be a more positive person. That actually lead to me to stop drinking alcohol. In 2015, I decided to find myself a hobby or something just for me, which led me to start my architecture degree. During 2015 I was really suffering with my head, but did nothing about it. So as 2016 approached I planned to get to the bottom of it. It's took me a year, but I got a proper, set in stone diagnosis just before Christmas.