It is day three. Have you broken your new year’s resolution yet?

Each year, Jan. 1 brings a fresh start full of promise and possibilities. According to a story in Time Magazine, more than half of Americans say they are likely to make a new year’s resolution. Aside from fitness, the most commonly vowed resolutions are to quit smoking and manage personal debt.

However, despite heroic commitment to change, 25 percent of resolutions are broken by the end of the first week of January and the odds of success rapidly decrease by June.