Going Through Health with Gordy and Zed, MD
This week, Gordy and Zed explore the phenomenon of Quitter’s Day, the unofficial holiday marking the widespread abandonment of New Year's resolutions by mid-January. Good job everyone, that should do it for the year! They delve into the psychology behind why resolutions often fail, highlighting the pitfalls of overambitious goals, lack of planning, and the fleeting nature of motivation. They cover the Fresh Start Effect, explaining how temporal landmarks like New Year's Day can motivate goal-setting but also lead to overconfidence and burnout. Don't forget to tune in next week for a deeper dive into the origins of New Year's resolutions and why you should be involving the Roman god Janus in more of your New Year's festivities! "Follow us on Instagram: @GoingThroughHealth.Podcast Subscribe and Listen on Youtube: @goingthroughhealth"
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