Why Most New Year’s Resolutions Fail – And How To Actually Succeed in 2025!!!
October 3, 2024
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as posted by the channelHow are we doing on those 2024 resoultions, family???
In this segment, Marc Lamont Hill dives into why most New Year's resolutions crumble and how you can break the cycle with Dr. Cindy Trimm. Uncover the secrets behind the staggering failure rates of resolutions and learn how starting your goals now, with clear intentions, can set you up for real success in 2024. Dr. Trimm offers practical advice on shifting from failed resolutions to intentional living and the strategies that can help you achieve your aspirations for this next year.
This segment originally broadcast on December 6, 2023.
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