The Psychology of Why New Year Resolutions Fail by February

Why do New Year resolutions feel powerful in January but disappear by February?
This video explores the hidden psychological reasons behind failed resolutions — from identity conflict and emotional overload to unrealistic systems and self-punishment. More importantly, it explains how to build habits that actually last, using brain-based strategies rooted in self-compassion, environment design, and realistic change.
If you’ve ever felt frustrated by broken promises to yourself, this video will change how you see growth forever.

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