To kick off the new year means to start a new year, often with a positive attitude or surrounded by friends and family.
To turn over a new leaf means to start acting or behaving better or more responsibly, often as part of a personal transformation.
To start with a clean sheet means to forget previous debts or mistakes and be given a new chance to succeed at something.
The phrase 'out with the old, in with the new' suggests it is good to replace old things or ideas with new ones, leaving the past behind.
To ring in the new year means to celebrate the beginning of a new year, often with a party or formal dinner.
To kick the habit refers to quitting a bad habit, such as smoking or overeating, as part of New Year's resolutions.
Sticking to something is crucial for achieving New Year's goals because it ensures consistency and prevents deviation from the plan.
Timmy's story highlights the importance of turning over a new leaf, sticking to a schedule, and avoiding bad habits, even in challenging environments like prison.
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