resolutions

IT'S at this time of the year, that we usually reflect on the year just past, about how we might want to be a better leader or manager at work going forward.

LAST week I covered many of the issues with financial stress, so I’ll cover a few answers this week.

ONCE upon a time I would have started the new year with vows about making my life better, focusing on my career and how I was going to push harder than ever to make my dreams come true.

Spiritual 'resolutions' can help us develop healthy new habits, says the Rev Andrew Watson, who shares some ideas

In the olden days when I was barely into double figures and essays were called ‘compositions’, a popular topic to exercise children’s imagination was, ‘What might life be like in 2020?’ or other arbitrary future date.

Is there really any point? New Year resolutions are made to be broken, right? I mean, does anyone actually keep them? Last year was the first year I didn't make any resolutions simply because I didn't see the point.

Pffffft…… Heavy sigh.

Here we are then. So, what's the plan? Have you even thought about it? 2018 has begun people and apparently, now is the time to set out some goals for the next 12 months.

THE new year is the perfect time to put all those parenting blunders of the past 12 months behind you and focus of some new goals for your family.

And we also have some tips for better ways to make small improvements.