With the New Year comes a fresh set of 365 days and empty promises. Some people will strive to make the new year the best ever, and it all starts with making their New Year’s resolutions. Unfortunately, once the resolution-maker realizes that a new year means nothing more than having to buy a new calendar, most will revert back to last year’s undesirable form and behavior by Valentine’s Day.
We explore a few popular resolutions that are consistently heard every year — usually from the same people — and provide some insight on why they end up a steaming pile of failure.
