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This year, I’m gonna be healthier, save money, sleep earlier, read a book every week,
spend more time with people I care about, and find the love of my life.
What could possibly go wrong?. Hey there all you ambitious kids, Catie here for DNews.
Every year, it’s the same.. The clock strikes 12, and bam!. You’re a new person!. All those things that make you feel bad about yourself are going out the door!
Well, for a couple weeks or so.. In fact, according to a study in the Journal of Clinical Psychology, out of the 45% of
Americans who usually make New Years resolutions, only 8% of them will succeed.
Wow, that is disheartening.. The reason we have such a hard time keeping these resolutions is because of 3 main reasons.
There are often too many, they are too vague, and they are often way too difficult.
It can be fun and easy to make a huge bucket list of all the things you want to change
about yourself to set out to become the perfect you within the next year.
But the problem is that we have so many competing priorities all those other things fall by
the wayside.. Having such a huge daunting list can make it so much easier to abandon all of them.
So, how do we keep them?.
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fact or condition of being regarded or treated as more important than others. Thing that is more important/urgent than others.
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