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How to keep New Year’s resolutions

Consumer Corner January 1, 2012 USA Today 0

New Year’s resolutions are often fitness-related — to get more exercise or lose weight. But many people struggle to keep them. In a USA...

New Year’s resolutions are often fitness-related — to get more exercise or lose weight. But many people struggle to keep them. In a USA Today article, psychologist Art Markman offers advice on how to keep those resolutions.


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