Millions of individuals set New Year’s resolutions each year in an effort to bring about improvement. A more active attitude to health and fitness, better financial management, and learning new things for both personal and professional development are repeating themes each year. More than a few of the top 10 most popular resolutions may probably seem familiar to you:
- Exercise more
- Lose weight
- Get organized
- Learn a new skill or hobby
- Live life to the fullest
- Save more money / spend less money
- Quit smoking
- Spend more time with family and friends
- Travel more
- Read more
Making your New Year’s resolutions happen
Even with the best of intentions, after the excitement of a brand-new year fades, many individuals find it difficult to follow through on their goals. Only 46% of those who set New Year’s resolutions succeeded, according to a research that was published in the Journal of Clinical Psychology. Thus, more than half of those who make resolutions for the next year will fall short of them.
Non-resolvers, or those who didn’t set New Year’s resolutions but still had a goal for the year, were also included in the study.
A much worse outcome than those who did make a New Year’s resolution was that just 4% of those who didn’t make any were successful in reaching their objectives.
Naturally, we don’t want to be among those who fall short of their goals and objectives for 2022, so we’ve developed a thorough plan for seeing your resolve through.
Follow these 10 steps if you want to keep your New Year’s resolve this year:
