So it's been one week.

Last week was the date.

Literally a week ago, last Sunday on January 12th was the date that if you're a person

who sets New Year's resolutions, January 12th, last week was the day that most people

who set New Year's resolutions quit, they stopped.

That was the last week, a whole week ago.

Twelve days into the new year, people have these incredible plans, right?

Like, the kind of people who set New Year's resolutions, it's the kind of people who wanted

to change in their life in 12 days.

So, you know, only 8% of people who have been set New Year's resolutions actually accomplished

their New Year's resolution.

And the majority of them quit, the majority of us, let's just be honest, the majority

of us quit in under two weeks.

I don't know if you're a New Year's resolution people, but like that kind of thing, like,

you know, there could be school resolutions, okay, this semester.

Here's the deal.

I'm going to study, I'm going to live in the library.

That'll be my new PO box, like, or this semester, it's all about, I'm at the gym, at this

time, it's my spot, this is my treadmill, no one gets on it, I'm on there at 6 o'clock,

that's your thing.

Or it could be like, no, this semester, last year, I gave myself, last semester, it was

too much about work, this all be about relationships, this is all about, make time for friends.

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