new year's resolutions

With 2021 in the rearview mirror, many Americans have set their sights on self-improvement in the form of New Year's resolutions.

With the 2020 in the rearview mirror, many Americans have set their sights on self-improvement in the form of New Year's resolutions.

For many of us, the new year is the time we plan on making a big change to improve our lives. According to recent polls, nearly 40 percent of Americans annually have the resolution to live healthier.

Instead of making a New Year's Resolution this year, I want to make a 2018 bucket list. These are very specific things that I can measure!

So, I've decided to jot down a few goals I have for 2017 in hopes that I'll be able to accomplish more if I actually have a focus.

Seems like everybody sets New Year's Resolutions, every single year. I haven't set any for a long, long time, but this year I have some goals I need to accomplish.

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?

We're 12 days into the new year. Who has given up on their resolutions? If you have, you're not alone.

We're all making a list and checking it twice about some changes we'd like to make in the new year. Most of us will not succeed. I know. I've done it over and over again and if there's one thing I've learned it's to not have such lofty goals. Making resolutions is a good idea, but here are some resolutions not to make for 2012.

If one of your New Year's resolutions is to save more money in 2012, here are a few helpful suggesti0ns for you.