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Got elusive resolutions?
In today’s post, I have shared
a video I made back on New Year’s Day of 2017
in regards to new year’s resolutions …
We all know how difficult it can be
to create and keep our
New Year’s resolutions,
and it was confirmed by the
new year’s resolution statistics for 2016
shown here on StatisticBrain.
Here were a few that
I found most interesting …
Only about 41% of Americans
usually make New Year’s resolutions.
Only 9.2% of people felt they were
successful in achieving their resolutions.
For the entire study,
an astounding 48.4% had
infrequent success.
(Which is a big explanation
for the 9.2% who felt successful.)
That’s a lot of room
to grow – lost!
As far as the length
of keeping resolutions …
By end of week 1?
Only 72.6% of resolutions were kept.
That’s more than 1/4 not kept!
And going past 6 months into the year?
A mere 44.8% were still going strong.
This means that most people quit!
Does this sound familiar?
If this sounds like you – it’s not your fault!
There’s something they’re not telling you…
And it is making a greater impact
on your life than you
are aware of …
OK – so you’ve finalized your resolution.
You’ve made the decision to
improve some aspect of your life.
Maybe you’ve decided to
become more prosperous
and invest in yourself by
building an additional
residual income stream …
Maybe you’ve decided to
become more productive
by getting an all-in-one
business tool like this one …
Whatever you have resolved to do,
be sure you create a SMART goal!
You can also check out
this TED Talk on
How To Succeed With Your New Year’s Resolutions!
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Want more than what
I’ve shared above?
Here is a TED Talk playlist of
talks to inspire new year’s resolutions!
Here is an article on what a
Harvard psychologist has explained
is the major reason why
new year’s resolutions fail.
Here is a TED Talk blog section
for “New Year’s Resolutions” stories.
