failed new years resolution stories

A common failed New Years resolution story is about dieting. For example, someone decided to cut out all junk food for the new year. However, at the first office party in January, there was a table full of cookies and cakes, and they couldn't resist. Then there are those who vow to read more books. They might set a goal of reading one book a month. But they didn't account for how tired they would be after work and end up spending their evenings watching TV instead. Also, some people resolve to be more organized. They buy new planners and storage boxes, but soon go back to their old messy ways as they find it too much effort to maintain the new system.

One reason is over - ambition. People often set very high goals like running a marathon when they haven't even run a mile before. Another is lack of planning. For example, if someone wants to lose weight but doesn't plan their meals, it's easy to fail. Also, unexpected life events can derail resolutions. If someone has a family emergency and they were trying to save money, they might have to spend more than planned.

One common theme is self - improvement. People often resolve to learn new skills like painting or playing an instrument. Another theme is health. Many aim to lose weight or exercise more regularly. Also, relationships are a theme. Some resolve to spend more time with family or make new friends.

In New Years resolution stories, a common theme is financial stability. People may resolve to save money, pay off debts or invest. This is to secure their future. Another theme is creativity. Some people aim to start painting, writing or doing other creative activities. And the theme of breaking bad habits is also prevalent. Whether it's smoking, over - eating or procrastinating, many people use the New Year as a chance to break free from these negative behaviors.

I heard about a man whose New Years resolution was to read 50 books in a year. He made a list of books he wanted to read, including classic novels and non - fiction works. He carried a book with him everywhere. Sometimes he read on his lunch break, or in the evenings. He found it a bit tough at first to keep up the pace, but as he got into the habit, he managed to reach his goal and became more knowledgeable as a result.

Sure. One story is about a guy who resolved to stop using his phone while on the toilet. But the first day of the new year, he was so used to it that he absent - mindedly took his phone in there. When he realized, he laughed at himself. Another is a woman who decided to learn to cook. She tried to make a simple omelette but ended up setting off the smoke alarm. It was a total mess but also really funny.

Well, here's a story. I had a New Years resolution to run a marathon. I wasn't much of a runner before. I began with short runs around my neighborhood. I gradually increased the distance. There were days when I wanted to give up, especially when it was cold or I was tired. But I kept at it. I joined a running group for motivation. Eventually, I completed the marathon, and it was a huge accomplishment for me.

I heard about a guy who resolved to stop eating junk food. On New Year's Day, he found a bag of chips in his pantry that he had forgotten about. He stared at it for a long time, trying to resist, but finally gave in. He later joked that his resolution lasted about five minutes. It was really funny.

Sure! One person's New Years resolution was to stop using exclamation marks in their texts for a whole year. But every time they got excited, they had to rewrite the message multiple times to avoid that mark. It was really funny seeing them struggle with self - control in their digital communication.

A guy I know made a new year resolution to run a marathon. He began training in January. He faced many difficulties like injuries and bad weather, but he didn't give up. In the end, he completed the marathon in a decent time. His story shows the power of determination.