February marked “Monday of every month” – as the British admit that they want to leave

Almost half of the British would prefer to get around in February and jump directly in March, on Monday on Monday of every month. “Cold weather and falling temperatures are the main reasons why many British want to erase February from the calendar.

Almost 50% admit to feeling a lack of motivation during this month, 30% admitting to having abandoned their New Year resolutions.

A third reveals that by the second month, they are tired of their objectives, while 40% claim that life begins to interfere after a tranquility of January.

To fight against the February blues, Bassetts Vitamines introduced its fun-Uar calendar. Available via a social networks Giveaway, the calendar encourages individuals to undertake a pleasant task every day to stimulate their mood.

The former Easter actress, Natalie Cassidy, has teamed up with the brand, admitting: “I have never been a big fan of February. Taking the tasks of the fun calendar brought a little joy every day, Which can make a big difference at this time of the year.

Despite their aversion to the month, the study discovered that 63% of adults want to make February more pleasant, 85% believing that it is the little things that bring the most happiness.

The best mood hubs understood to watch a comedy and listen to a podcast, while quality time with expensive beings provided the greatest pleasure.

Eight in ten responders expressed that they predict the time spent with their loved ones, whether it is to share a hug, to catch up with coffee or to review the shared traditions.

Hannah Gardner, of Vitamine Bassetts, said: “We know how important it is to encourage people to indulge in a moment of pleasure every day, especially during the darker winter months.

“And with the launch of the” fun calendar “, you can do exactly that, while kissing the simple habit of taking a vitamin gum for a day.”