92% Fail Their Goals – Here’s How to Be in the 8% Have you ever had big dreams but found yourself too tired, too distracted, or too overwhelmed to take action? You tell yourself, “I’ll start tomorrow,” but tomorrow turns into next week, next month, or even next year. You want to write that book, get in shape, or learn a new skill—but instead, you scroll through your phone, binge-watch Netflix, or procrastinate. The truth is, you are not lazy—you are stuck in a pattern. Science shows that laziness isn’t about a lack of willpower but rather how our brains are wired to avoid discomfort and conserve energy. The good news? You can outsmart your brain and create systems that make taking action feel easy, natural, and even enjoyable. Studies show that 80% of people fail to achieve their goals due to procrastination and lack of motivation. But here’s something even more shocking: research from the University of Scranton found that 92% of New Year’s resolutions fail within the first three months. That means only 8% of people actually follow through with their plans. But you don’t have to be part of that 92%. If you’re ambitious but struggling with consistency, here are 10 psychology-backed strategies to break free from laziness, build momentum, and start making progress today. 1:26 - Break goals into micro-tasks. 2:28 Use the 2-minute rule to start. 3:03 Create lazy-friendly routines. 3:35 Build habits that align with your goals. 4:07 Set SMART goals for clarity 4:42 Leverage accountability to stay on track. 5:06 Reward yourself for progress. 5:39 Eliminate distractions. 6:08 Practice self-compassion. 6:31 Visualize your future self. 6:55 Move Your Body to Activate Your Brain. 7:15 Find an Accountability Partne. #motivation #easythrive #becomesmart Ambitious but Lazy? Watch This Before You Waste Another Day!