Columnist Kee Dunning explains a New Year's resolution that you can keep by questioning why you think the way you do.

For many, March is a month of celebration, Irish heritage and Spring Break. In addition to those very positive things, there ...

In the middle of winter, when lack of sunlight can lead to low energy and low mood, we are expected to make new year's ...

But all too often, come February, those well-intentioned resolutions kicked off on New Year's Day have fallen ... at succeeding if you team up. For example, you can pick a pal to hold you accountable.

As we turn the calendar to 2025, investors should consider making New Year’s resolutions to lead a healthier ... to be a more effective investor. For example, Howard Marks, co-founder and ...

These are all wonderful aspirations, but like New Year’s resolutions, they focus on the outcome (what you want to achieve) rather than the process (how you’ll get there). For example ...

Arjun Kapoor shared his take on New Year's resolutions for 2025 saying "I don't make resolutions, and I don't do it for the new year. I do it on a week-on-week month-on-month ...

NEW year resolutions, but the question is, how many are able to keep them? It is best to have resolutions that you can “resonate with and align with your values as that can keep you motivated ...

January first finds many people making New Year’s resolutions to eat healthier ... objectively measurable in characteristic patterns of brain activity. For example, in 2016, researchers at the ...

People who make New Year’s resolutions are 10 times more likely to make a positive ... success in helping people improve their habits through “if/then” plans. For example, if you know you’re going to ...