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Every December, many of us promise ourselves that this will be the year everything changes. We set New Year's resolutions with hope, pressure, and sometimes a quiet fear that we won’t follow through. And for most people, these resolutions fade by February. This can leave you feeling discouraged, ashamed, or convinced that you “just don’t have enough willpower.” But the truth is that failing to keep New Year’s resolutions is normal. It’s not a flaw in you. It’s a flaw in the system.

Why New Year’s Resolutions Typically Don’t Work — And What To Do Instead

Every January, many of us set New Year’s resolutions with the hope that this will finally be the year everything changes. But most resolutions fade by February, leaving people feeling discouraged or ashamed. The truth is that resolutions rarely work because they’re built on pressure, perfection, and unrealistic expectations. In this blog, we explore why change doesn’t happen through willpower alone and what actually helps you build habits that last.

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