How many resolutions fail by February

As January fades, the enthusiasm of New Year’s resolutions often dwindles. Studies suggest that nearly 80% of resolutions falter by February. The allure of fresh beginnings clashes with reality, leaving many to ponder: what makes commitment so elusive?

What’s the opposite of a new year’s resolution

As the calendar flips, many embrace resolutions, but what about their antithesis? Enter the “yearly release”—a conscious decision to let go of burdens, habits, or expectations. Instead of striving for change, it invites reflection and acceptance, fostering inner peace.