new year's resolutions

New Year's Resolutions are always hard to keep. And since it's almost March now, how are you doing with yours? Let us know!

Today is January 7th, and that means 25% of us have already officially given up on our New Year's resolutions. The good news is that if you have a gym membership, things should start to be much less crowded. How are you doing on your resolutions? Let us know.

There's absolutely nothing wrong with setting goals for yourself and wanting 2016 to be better than 2015.  It's admirable but I don't get in to making resolutions because they don't work for me.  That doesn't mean I don't have some things I'd like to achieve for 2016, I've just got a different way of going about it.

You know the drill -- new year, new year resolutions. Sure, they're easy to say, but keeping them? Well, that's something else entirely.

It's that time of year again -- time to make the dreaded New Year's Resolution.

At the start of each new year, there are many people who set "New Year's Resolutions" and some of the most popular resolutions are...

I know, the title is not very optimistic but I'm not big on making New Year's resolutions, simply because I can never seem to stick to them.  It starts out great and all it takes is one misstep and then it's all over.

You may have some free time to ponder your New Year's resolutions this weekend, so while you're thinking deep thoughts about ways to improve your life in 2013, here are some ways to make that new way of life stick.

Maybe our New Year's resolutions always fail because we resolve to do the wrong things. Every once in a while, I have a deep thought or two about what's really important in life. Kids will often make a person think that way. And I wondered, if my child were to come up with my New Year's resolution, what would SHE think I should work on?