There are ways to better your chances at sticking to resolutions, but self-improvement and growing doesn’t need to happen every January 1st.
According to US News & World Report, the failure rate for resolutions is around 80%, which doesn’t bode well.There are ways to, but self-improvement and growing doesn’t need to happen every January 1 – it stands a better chance of being successful when inspired by something more personal, anyway.
So this year, more people are saying ‘stick it’ to making resolutions and instead are embracing themselves for exactly who they are. In the days leading up to New Year’s Eve, an old viral video of Gemma Collins resurfaced on social media, in which she says: ‘I’m not getting involved. I’m here to enjoy myself … I just wanna be me.’One person wrote: ‘no new year’s resolution this year as i’ve recently discovered I’m perfect and I require no changes’.
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