Every year, from late December through the first week of January, there are lots of articles published on making New Year’s resolutions. Some of these articles recommend New Year’s resolutions. Other articles make fun of them. The authors point out the obvious fact, namely, that almost nobody ever follows through on a New Year’s resolution. I am in the camp of the skeptics. I do not believe that most people will follow through on any resolution, let alone a New Year’s resolution, unless there are enormous positive benefits to be secured by following through. People think about the benefits, but … Continue reading Two New Year’s Resolutions