The New Yorkerのインスタグラム(newyorkermag) - 1月1日 23時01分

When the psychologist John Norcross researched New Year’s resolutions, in the 1980s, he found that more than 50 per cent of Americans made some sort of resolution. After six months, 40 per cent had stuck with it; two years later, the number had dropped to 19 per cent. Among the successes, more than half had experienced lapses. What gets in our way of creating a “new me” that really lasts? Tap the link in our bio to read Maria Konnikova’s 2013 piece on why timing plays an important role in whether or not our resolutions succeed. #NewYorkerArchive

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