It reminds me of “Groundhog Day.” In that classic comedy, Bill Murray plays a sullen and sarcastic weatherman who finds ...

Let this be the year that your New Year’s resolution becomes reality. By reframing your goals, starting small, and talking ...

While a lot of people tend to start the new year with the theme 'New Year, New Me', by the end of the first month of the year ...

An expert astrologer explains the reason your resolutions are unlikely to stick this year. Greetings, Star Seeds; we’re three weeks into the New Year, and many of us are struggling to make and ...

We desire to do better when a new year dawns. It is not difficult to see how well this perspective coincides with our Christian practice of repentance, penance and forgiveness. Resolutions are a ...

New year, new financial goals: If you're starting the new year with a list of resolutions, consider adding some financial to-dos, like improving your credit score and making a plan to pay off your ...

The annual ritual of a New Year’s resolution is often met with joking skepticism. Over the years, its fleeting nature has earned resolutions a reputation of glorified pipedreams. Yet when a new ...

Are you a New Year’s resolution hater? Could you care any less that early Christians reflected on past sins at this time of year or that your neighbor will finally use that Peloton to work out ...

As the new year dawns, so too does the opportunity for change. Experts say January can be a good time to reflect on self-improvement, but acknowledge it takes work to make resolutions stick.

"Your goal might be set in stone, but how you achieve it shouldn't be." LONDON -- It is one thing to make a New Year's resolution. It is, however, a very different thing to be able to keep it.

The New Year often comes with New Year’s resolutions. These are “promises” we make to ourselves, and perhaps others, to initiate “improvements” in our lives. Despite being armed with the ...

It can be fun to make New Year’s resolutions, but hard for most of us to keep them. Gyms, for example, get crowded in early January, but come February the determination of many begins to peter out.