Poll results: 92% of people fail to keep their New Year’s resolutions. Are you one of them?

Here are the results of the poll in Newsletter #7

92% of people fail to keep their New Year’s resolutions. Are you one of them?

54,5% (No, cause I never make any resolutions anyway)
3,4% (Yes, I'm one of the first to abandon my goals)
33,1% (Yes, cause along the way my goals change and I simply adjust)
9,0% (No, I'm one of those rare people who actually achieve each year)

Total votes: 233

Each year we say we’ll start doing this, or stop doing that. Unfortunately, New Year’s resolutions can go both ways. They can either promote and cause change, or leave you feeling disappointed. And it’s great to be optimistic, but resolutions are often unrealistic. People aim to break habits overnight. The problem is they often focus only on the end result and lose sight of the required steps. If you only focus on your resolution, you will more than likely be disappointed. Like any bad habit, change takes time and effort. What is it that you need to do to reach your end goal? How do you plan on succeeding this year?

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