Keeping With Your Resolution
Keeping With It
Had you ever heard of Quitters Day before? I had not until just recently, when I learned that Quitters Day is the second Friday of January. It is when all of those who make New Year’s Resolutions typically quit that resolution journey. Apparently, a large amount of people quit or give up before this date. This year it was on Friday, January 10th (2025); which I suppose if you had a health, financial, or other important goal, you might as well quite it on a Friday so you can indulge in your old lifestyle during the weekend.
Remember Why You Started
Most Common New Year Resolutions
A company named Statista surveyed 1,050 Americans and according to their survey, the top resolutions are as follows:
1) Save More Money
2) Eat Healthier
3) Exercise More
4) Lose Weight
5) Spend More Time with Friends and Family
6) Quit Smoking
Sticking With Your Resolution
All of these sound to me like noble pursuits. Efforts to make many aspects of your life better. Now, I think that numbers 3 and 4 kind of go hand in hand. My suggestion to those who quit on a pursuit of betterment, ask yourselves why? Why did you quit the journey? Many long term successful groups rely on support systems. I would encourage those of you who need a little extra help or encouragement, to find an accountability partner. Find someone who shares your same goals and is willing to celebrate your wins and successes with you regardless of how big or small. It is the journey of continuance that is what is most important.
I’m sure that you have heard the saying, that just going/getting to the gym is the hardest part. Well, lets find someone that we can each push (not literally) to get better and become a better version of ourselves in 2025 and each year going forward.
From all of us at the Weinland Team, Happy New Year, and here is to a year of growth, commitment, and excellence.
Written by Brandon Barnes with the Weinland Team at RE/MAX Alliance
Phone: (303) 552-6780
Email: Brandon@TheWeinlandTeam.com
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