Jan. 1 means most of us will spend too much time developing a list of resolutions for improving our lives in the new year. And most of us, myself included, will spend more time creating the list than ...

What does that look like in practice? Say that in the new year, you want to move your company into a bigger office space.

The New Year is a great time to focus on what truly matters. For those over 50, it’s an opportunity to build healthier ...

It's the first week of January, which means gyms are likely packed, "Dry January" is as hip as ever and it seems as if everyone is looking to shed a few pounds. 'Tis the season for New Year ...

Here we all go again, folks. This is the time of year we all drag out the Hefty bags, clean out the closets, and make well-intentioned promises to ourselves to eat less sugar, get more exercise, and ...

The concept of setting goals at the beginning of the year isn't new. In fact, human beings have marked the occasion by making resolutions for over 4,000 years, according to The Old Farmer’s Almanac.

One word a day keeps the boredom away (at least to us!). By learning just one word each month, you’ll be building knowledge without feeling overwhelmed. Take the time to actually focus on protecting ...

Some people greet January with the post-holiday blues and are a pound or two heavier — or both. Not gardeners! (Well, maybe the weight gain part, but that will easily be worked off as the garden ...

For the vast majority of the world, this past week marked the start of a new year. That’s true for the Jewish community, as well — though this new year comes roughly three months after a different new ...

Third-year student Luke Ziolkowski was playing video games one day over winter break when a thought occurred to him. Ziolkowski, an English and creative writing major, had been keeping a journal for ...