To Keep Your New Year’s Resolution, Keep a Tight Lip
By communicating to others your New Year's resolutions, you become mentally satisfied as if you had already gone through with the promises of personal betterment.Stop Rewarding Participation
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Noelle Green, class of 2007, returned to Boston College to lead a passionate discussion on the history of AHANA.Opinion: Looking Inward to Become Your Best Self
We can avoid the pitfalls of New Year's resolutions by reflecting on our own values and committing to realistic goals.