Why New Years Resolutions Fail (& How To AVOID Failing A Goal)

This video will tell you Why New Year’s Resolutions Fail and How To avoid Failing A Goal. During the new years, people make resolutions and goals to try to change their behavior such as becoming more health conscious, learning more about the brain or science, and other goals. The problem is that most people don’t set goals correctly. This video will give you valuable information about new years resolutions and goal setting!

[unleashingpotential-psycho]

Please Let me know what you thought of the video below!

Thank you guys for watching!

[MindMoneyBalance]

As a financial therapist, I agree with these insights. One thing I find super helpful when setting and achieving goals is to have some outside accountability. Setting a goal with a friend or partner can increase the chances you'll meet your goals.

[looksschoolofficial]

New Years can be a way to spike your motivation though. Great video as always!

[maximhew]

Start achieving your goal today and do not make yearly goals but instead monthly or even weekly goals, because if you are not hitting your weekly goals you will not hit your yearly goals.Great video Ryan.

[ArturoCabello]

Great tips! Love how we must start today to do what needs to be done! Great animation! I love it!

[mjstory]

Couldn't agree more with everything said on this video

[Rien--]

i should stop blackout drinking every week lol

[jasonirelan]

Here's how you can avoid breaking news years resolutions.





















































Don't make any, and you'll never break any.

[FlamingBasketballClub]

What's the point of New Year's Resolution? Gotta put in the work. Is there gonna be a new video tomorrow?

[roxane]

Curious why do you say yoooo champions now at the start of each video

[apfelstrudlOfOA]

Interesting.
This has nothing to do with the subject, but I recently got out of a relationship with my ex girl friend. The interesting part about her, is that, she would often say things in a sarcastic manner, be passive aggressive and leave weird/rude comments almost all the time. However, she would necessarily not mean what she said as something demeaning or rude etc. She was also depressed. And this behavoiur would lead to constant misinterpretations by me, who is a very calm, happy, positive and collected person. So we would argue over those things she said. And often times, if I slipped my tongue, she would misinterpret my POSITIVE comments as something sarcastic and demeaning.

She did not lie to me, she consistently was telling me the truth about what she felt etc.

Could you possibly refer a study/phenomena/video explainimg this type of psychological behavour to me? Or even better, make a video on how misunderstood depressed people can get?

Thanks! Also, grest content as always!

[MindNow]

*I always say, EVERY single day should be a NEW year, NEW day, TIME to make habits!*

Thank you for this man!

Winny out... _for now_ 😉

Ps: can I interview you for my channel brother?

[GetThePicture]

Exactly👍🙂 I actually made a video about this too. Think about it guys this is stupid. Why do you need a new year as an excuse to make changes for the better?? If you REALLY want to change your bad habits you might as well start right now👍 Great vid, great message and a happy new year to all of you. PEACE🙂

[ZomBeeNature]

I wonder if you read and respond to comments?

[BobMcCoy]

*I have given up after YouTube Rewind*

[thatpacho]

holy fuck the clapback at the end hit hard, its real thou and i dig it. ima go set a goal rn