January is a tough month. Not only does it contain the so-called most depressing day of the year, it's also when holiday spirit dissipates while holiday bills rolls in and when enthusiasm for resolutions starts to decline precipitously as we trudge toward February. In other words, January specifically and winter in general is fertile ground for procrastination to flourish. It's difficult - but not impossible - to keep up motivation and momentum in the eye of the polar vortex. Here are three ...
January is a tough month. Not only does it contain the so-called most depressing day of the year, it's also when holiday spirit dissipates while holiday bills rolls in and when enthusiasm for resolutions starts to decline precipitously as we trudge toward February. In other words, January specifically and winter in general is fertile ground for procrastination to flourish. It's difficult - but not impossible - to keep up motivation and momentum in the eye of the polar vortex. Here are three ...
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