Be honest; I think most people go a month max, average about a week or have given up altogether.
If u somehow manage to stick to it, how did u do that?
Bonus question: What new years resolutions would u suggest to others?
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Be honest; I think most people go a month max, average about a week or have given up altogether.
If u somehow manage to stick to it, how did u do that?
Bonus question: What new years resolutions would u suggest to others?
If u somehow manage to stick to it, how did u do that?
Bonus question: What new years resolutions would u suggest to others?
I've accomplished some good things in my life, maybe even some great things.
Not once was it ever associated with a new years resolution. I've always thought of them as milquetoast, insincere, and performative.
I'm glad for whoever it does work though.
I've accomplished some good things in my life, maybe even some great things.
Not once was it ever associated with a new years resolution. I've always thought of them as milquetoast, insincere, and performative.
I'm glad for whoever it does work though.
Not once was it ever associated with a new years resolution. I've always thought of them as milquetoast, insincere, and performative.
I'm glad for whoever it does work though.
New Years Resolutions are kinda cringe in general because if you wanted to really change you would have done it before the arbitrary date where you are "supposed to be a new person".
That being said a couple months max before people usually start folding.
New Years Resolutions are kinda cringe in general because if you wanted to really change you would have done it before the arbitrary date where you are "supposed to be a new person".
That being said a couple months max before people usually start folding.
That being said a couple months max before people usually start folding.
chad up and start doing it the moment you think of it instead of waiting for the new year
chad up and start doing it the moment you think of it instead of waiting for the new year
RedTPCchad up and start doing it the moment you think of it instead of waiting for the new year
especially when signing up to gyms, they get flooded after new years and it turns a lot of people off
[quote=RedTPC]chad up and start doing it the moment you think of it instead of waiting for the new year[/quote]
especially when signing up to gyms, they get flooded after new years and it turns a lot of people off
especially when signing up to gyms, they get flooded after new years and it turns a lot of people off
Every new years I quit nicotine It usually lasts a month or two but I think that those couple months are a good healing time for my lungs
Every new years I quit nicotine It usually lasts a month or two but I think that those couple months are a good healing time for my lungs
RedTPCchad up and start doing it the moment you think of it instead of waiting for the new year
I've already started my own personal goals, only reason I thought about this is because next payday I want to sign up at the gym and coincidentally it's at the start of the new year.
Although, I'm thinking of just making a membership in february, 'cause there are way too many signups in jan
[quote=RedTPC]chad up and start doing it the moment you think of it instead of waiting for the new year[/quote]
I've already started my own personal goals, only reason I thought about this is because next payday I want to sign up at the gym and coincidentally it's at the start of the new year.
Although, I'm thinking of just making a membership in february, 'cause there are way too many signups in jan
I've already started my own personal goals, only reason I thought about this is because next payday I want to sign up at the gym and coincidentally it's at the start of the new year.
Although, I'm thinking of just making a membership in february, 'cause there are way too many signups in jan
RahmedRedTPCchad up and start doing it the moment you think of it instead of waiting for the new yearI've already started my own personal goals, only reason I thought about this is because next payday I want to sign up at the gym and coincidentally it's at the start of the new year.
Although, I'm thinking of just making a membership in february, 'cause there are way too many signups in jan
If you actually want to do it and are going to stick to it, start it ASAP instead of waiting
[quote=Rahmed][quote=RedTPC]chad up and start doing it the moment you think of it instead of waiting for the new year[/quote]
I've already started my own personal goals, only reason I thought about this is because next payday I want to sign up at the gym and coincidentally it's at the start of the new year.
Although, I'm thinking of just making a membership in february, 'cause there are way too many signups in jan[/quote]
If you actually want to do it and are going to stick to it, start it ASAP instead of waiting
I've already started my own personal goals, only reason I thought about this is because next payday I want to sign up at the gym and coincidentally it's at the start of the new year.
Although, I'm thinking of just making a membership in february, 'cause there are way too many signups in jan[/quote]
If you actually want to do it and are going to stick to it, start it ASAP instead of waiting
If you need to wait for a calendar year to begin in order to convince yourself to get up and do something, you're probably ultimately not going to go through with it.
If you need to wait for a calendar year to begin in order to convince yourself to get up and do something, you're probably ultimately not going to go through with it.
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