Why New Year’s Resolutions Fail, SF Takes on Junk Food, and This Gay Week
Why New Year’s Resolutions Fail, SF Takes on Junk Food, and This Gay Week
It’s New Year’s resolution season—but what if making resolutions is actually setting yourself up to fail? As millions promise dramatic life changes, we take a hard look at why New Year’s resolutions often backfire, fuel shame, and create unrealistic expectations instead of real growth.
Plus, San Francisco is taking an aggressive stand against junk food, filing lawsuits aimed at companies that profit from unhealthy products. Is this smart public health policy—or government overreach into what we eat?
And Scott Jacobson…
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