What’s the worst New Year’s Eve resolution you’ve ever made?
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So, are we doing New Year’s resolutions in 2023 — or what?
Many people set a resolution each January, but not everyone. In fact, last year, the New York Times reported that many people (namely, Gen Z and millennials) were abandoning the annual tradition.
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So, we’ve already decided that when it comes to New Year’s resolutions, we might be quiet quitting this year, right?
We know you’ve seen the memes about 2023, like this one: “Haven’t seen anybody say 2023 gonna be their year, y’all must be scared.”
But there’s still something about a new year, right? It can be a time of self-reflection, to examine habits and work toward something work. It can be a tempting to make lofty goals to [make more money // lose more weight // eat more vegetables // learn a new language].
New year, new you, right?
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Yet, studies show that only 16 percent of new year’s resolutions are successful. The reasons cited are all the predictable ones, too — lack of planning, accountability, tracking, etc.
But what if our resolutions are just bad?
If you’ve ever made a bad one — let us know. Fill out our form below or send us an email to charlottefive@charlottefive.com. We might use your answers in upcoming coverage, so make sure to include your name.
We want to learn from your mistakes!
