Getty Image Many people traditionally commemorate the arrival of a new year by making some sort of pledge to better themselves after the clock strikes midnight on December 31st. Those resolutions can come in many shapes and forms, but they frequently involve a renewed focus on health, whether it

It’s the time of year. New Year’s resolutions are on everyone’s minds, and lips, and millions of people swear THIS WILL BE THE YEAR! It’s not the year. It’s never the year. Usually because they’re adhering to bad advice. What can you do to better your chances of turning those goals into reality?

It's Dog or Nothing - Living Large. Living Fluffy New Year’s resolutions. Do you make them? Each year, I try and set goals for myself because I feel like they’re easier to stick to than resolutions. However, I always like to ask the fluffies for their New Year’s resolutions. I sat down with

I don’t know about you bros but my gahd am I bloated today. Yesterday, I started my day off by eating a pack of Haribo gummy bears from my Christmas stocking and it was all downhill from there. Today, I tricked myself into believing I’m going to shed the holiday weight, by way of exercising and

When something ends, people tend to look back, reminisce, and think about where things went right or where things went wrong. The end of a year is obviously no exception. It’s the season of resolutions, gym memberships, diets, ablutions and renewed promises. So here are some ways to send 2016 out