By Anil Bhatnagar Every New Year, millions of people resolve to change their lives – walk more, scroll less, eat better, quit ...

Every New Year begins with new goals, motivation, and dreams. People start making resolutions and promising themselves that ...

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New year’s reading resolutions are a fun way to take your reading seriously. Here are some ideas – from no phones before bed, ...

The start of a new year is far more than just an opportunity to make resolutions—it’s a chance to establish a strong foundation for the months ahead and set clear intentions for how you want your life ...

Every year, many of us bravely announce our resolutions for the new year, but most of our resolutions fail. So what can we do after we’ve given up on our resolution?

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About half of Americans—roughly 170 million people—set a New Year’s resolution, according to reporting from Columbia ...

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