Instead of a resolution she believes in creating a revolution. Watch the video to learn how you can create a real action plan for what you want to accomplish in the New Year.

Spoiler alert: it won’t take another 584-million mile revolution for me to fail to live up to my resolutions. But I want to mark them to try and hold myself to a public account.

A New Year's resolution could be a quiet revolution to repair our ... or can we cobble a more resilient future from what remains through a quiet revolution of neighbors sitting down with ...

Around 45% of Americans typically make New Year’s resolutions, while about 38% never do. Millennials are the most likely generation to set goals, while older generations participate less frequently.

If you do them right, there's a high probability your New Year's resolutions will become part of your life in 2024 and beyond. Here are some ways to make that happen.

A public health initiative called The Healthy Monday Refresh wants to inspire people to not just think of a New Year’s resolution once a year, but set goals every Monday and sustain them year-round.

But through it all, the ritual of the New Year's resolution remains. Back in 2008, my old friend and "Sunday Morning" colleague Nancy Giles and I revealed our own resolutions to the viewing public.

While nearly half of Americans make New Year's resolutions, only about 25% of people actually stay committed to their resolutions after just 30 days, according to Columbia University. And even ...

“My New Year’s resolution for 2024 is to spend more time planning so that my actions are more deliberate. If today I’m 5 percent planning, 95 percent action–I think I’d like to double ...

8 New Year's resolutions that you can actually stick to. Resolutions don't need to be sweeping declarations of action. They should be living concepts that you can change and tweak as needed.