new year's resolutions

The new year is coming up quickly and resolutions are being formulated.

Exercising is one of the most common goals to start the new year, and that makes this time of year "gym season". These Genesee County gyms are ready to help you get started.

Don't quit quitting.

We've all made them and we've all broken them.

From weight loss, to saving money, it's that time of year again.

Michiganders can make some unique resolutions.

A survey claims that 45% of Americans won't keep their New Year's resolution. Personally, I think that number is a little high.

A new survey from the University of Scranton reveals the top resolutions we made going into 2012. 45% of Americans usually make resolutions while 38% of us never do. Did your 2012 resolution make the Top 10?

Is the best way to deal with notoriously hard-to-keep New Year’s resolutions avoiding them altogether? According to a new poll, a plurality of Americans seem to think so.

Most resolve to exercise more, or eat right. But Canadian DJ Marcel Williams has fulfilled his resolution not to have sex in 2011. Williams, who is an air personality at a hip hop radio station in Winnipeg, often speaks to young people about the benefits of abstinence, and says he's saving himself for the right person. See Marcel "No Sex" Williams' story after the jump.

OK, maybe just ONE more time.  The problem with New Year's resolutions is they tend to be vague and grand:  Lose weight, exercise more, stress less.

While making New Year's resolutions, do you make parenting resolutions?  I know some people who do make parenting resolutions because they're trying to make improvements in their family life.