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The Psychology of People Who Don’t Celebrate New Year’s Eve

The Psychology of People Who Don’t Celebrate New Year’s Eve Every year, millions of people treat New Year’s Eve like a mandatory reset button. But some people ignore it completely — and it’s not because they’re boring or negative. This video explores the psychology of people who skip the countdown, reject the “New Year, New Me” cycle, and refuse to let a calendar dictate their growth. From internal locus of control and digital burnout to sleep science and why most resolutions fail, there’s a quiet logic behind opting out. Is ignoring New Year’s Eve a sign of discipline? A rejection of performative self-improvement? Or a competitive advantage most people don’t want to admit exists? As 2026 approaches, this isn’t about celebrating less — it’s about understanding how real change actually happens. psychology of new years eve why people skip new years eve new year psychology internal locus of control discipline vs motivation