3 ways to turn that failing New Year's resolution into a habit

By Sandee LaMotte, CNN

Updated 4:18 AM ET, Thu January 14, 2021

Vogue editor-in-chief Anna Wintour starts every day with an hour of tennis.
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Vogue editor-in-chief Anna Wintour starts every day with an hour of tennis.
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Actress and fashion icon Audrey Hepburn had a fascination with the number 55, and would often request the number for her dressing room.
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Actress and fashion icon Audrey Hepburn had a fascination with the number 55, and would often request the number for her dressing room.
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Megastar Beyoncé has an elaborate pre-show ritual that takes a few hours: a prayer, a stretch, a chair massage and an hour to herself while listening to her favorite playlist.
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Megastar Beyoncé has an elaborate pre-show ritual that takes a few hours: a prayer, a stretch, a chair massage and an hour to herself while listening to her favorite playlist.
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Designer Coco Chanel believed that five was her lucky number. She named her perfume "No. 5" and opted to present her collections on the 5th of May.
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Designer Coco Chanel believed that five was her lucky number. She named her perfume "No. 5" and opted to present her collections on the 5th of May.
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Author and illustrator Theodor Seuss Geisel -- otherwise known as Dr. Seuss -- had a collection of more than 300 hats. He would wear them to overcome writer's block.
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Author and illustrator Theodor Seuss Geisel -- otherwise known as Dr. Seuss -- had a collection of more than 300 hats. He would wear them to overcome writer's block.
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Mexican painter Frida Kahlo's love for gardening can be seen throughout her work. The plants and flowers from her garden at home -- which she looked over at her from painting station -- are often seen throughout her works. Her last request before her death was to be pointed towards the garden.
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Mexican painter Frida Kahlo's love for gardening can be seen throughout her work. The plants and flowers from her garden at home -- which she looked over at her from painting station -- are often seen throughout her works. Her last request before her death was to be pointed towards the garden.
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