Ditch New Year’s Resolutions Day

If youâ??ve held out for over a fortnight into the new year, youâ??re doing well! However, weâ??ve reached the crunch point; January 17th is the most common date to give up on your resolutions, itâ??s marked by Ditch New Yearâ??s Resolutions Day.

Can you hold onto your convictions well into the new year, or is it easier to slip back into old habits?

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