UPDATE: As the clock ticks down to 2026, residents of Guam are sharing their New Year’s resolutions with a strong focus on community, health, and personal growth. With a sense of urgency and hope, many are reflecting on their goals for the year ahead, emphasizing the need for positive change.
Jaeline Chargualaf from Inalåhan expressed her heartfelt wishes, stating, “I want our home to be filled with love, growth, and support, and for my children to continue thriving in school and in life.” Her resolution centers on creating lasting memories and fostering a strong family foundation in 2026.
Attorney Mike Phillips aims to improve his relationships by pledging to “listen more, talk less, and make more time for others.” His commitment highlights the importance of connection amid a fast-paced life.
Residents are not just focused on personal goals; community leaders are voicing their hopes for local improvements. Sinajana Mayor Robert Hofmann shared his vision, saying, “For the island, I hope the prices come down and more people visit Guam in 2026.” He also emphasizes the need for funding to support community programs and infrastructure improvements.
Jessica Auayan from Dededo is prioritizing her happiness, declaring, “My New Year’s resolution is to live life to the fullest.” Her message resonates as she encourages others to focus on personal joy without guilt.
Inalåhan Mayor Anthony Chargualaf Jr. is also on a mission, hoping to inspire local veterans to seek compensation, which he believes will boost the economy. He stated, “I am excited to venture into new opportunities to improve the lives of the people of Inalåhan and Guam.”
Furthermore, Chief Justice Robert Torres of the Supreme Court of Guam announced a collective resolution for transparency and accessibility in the judiciary, emphasizing that “justice must not only be done; it must be understood.” His commitment aims to strengthen public trust in the legal system.
Community leaders and residents alike are voicing their enthusiasm for a productive and fulfilling 2026. Capt. Nick Garrido of the Guam Fire Department urges everyone to “be present, not just available,” highlighting the need for genuine connections.
The American Medical Center staff shared a positive outlook, stating, “We see the future of Guam as healthy and vibrant,” as they reaffirm their dedication to the community’s well-being.
As we welcome the New Year, individuals across Guam are making resolutions that reflect their hopes for personal growth, community improvement, and collective healing. The push for a better future is palpable, and residents are ready to embrace the challenges and opportunities that 2026 will bring.
With a blend of personal aspirations and community-focused goals, residents are encouraged to share their resolutions to inspire others. As the New Year approaches, the spirit of renewal and commitment is igniting a wave of optimism throughout Guam.
