Leo Bottary notes that 92% of people fail their New Year's resolutions. Instead of waiting until January, he suggests starting fresh on July 1st with a plan you tell others about and people who will hold you accountable.
Hi, this is Leo Bottari with the What Anyone Can Do Minute. I'd like to talk a little bit about New Year's resolutions and ask you actually the simple question: have you accomplished yours yet? Or maybe the better question for most of us, given that 92% of people according to the University of Scranton fail at the New Year's resolution, do you even remember what your New Year's resolution was? So if you fall into that category where most of us live, now may be a time to be thinking about what do I want to accomplish in 2019? What could be a New Year's resolution that I could start with on July 1st? But before you do that, be thinking about here's what I want to do, here are the people that I can surround myself with who I can make my intention public, I can enlist their help and get their support, and let's see if this time around you can actually turn that New Year's resolution into a reality. Remember, who you surround yourself with matters.
