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EPISODE · Jan 29, 2022 · 43 MIN

14. New Year’s Resolutions: can we use science to make them stick?

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Welcome to 2022! You might have mixed feelings about what is to come in the year ahead... a new year often brings a lot of hope, excitement and promise, but with so much uncertainty in the world at the moment, many are feeling quite despondent, and justifiably so. It follows that many of us have been less successful with attaining resolutions and goals over the past few years, mostly due to Covid-related disruption. Aleena and Janine decided to check out the research literature around New Year’s resolutions – what can we learn that might be helpful in setting the right goals for us this year and in getting them to stick? They also square out about the world's first *true* millipede, and explore the most efficient way to change a doona cover. Full show notes at the Sister Doctor Squared website Mastering of this episode, plus intro and outro music, by the ever-talented Dr Adrian Diery.

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