New Year’s resolutions can truly be impactful for not just ourselves
As the holiday season comes to a close, the start of a new year is on the horizon, which means New Year's resolutions aren't far behind. For many of us, December 31 is synonymous with gatherings in Time Square – where a star-studded ball makes its decent before thousands of onlookers cheering “Happy New Year!” at the stroke of midnight. This time-honored celebration has become one of the world’s oldest holidays on record - credited to the Babylonians who first celebrated the day some 4,000 years ago. Though the timing and traditions have changed some over the years, it’s still widely practiced by millions of people all over the globe on the eve of December 31. But the start of a new year should mean more than just champagne toasts,…