The beginning of a new year is a great time to plan for personal and professional growth. With careful planning, any new year's resolution can become the basis for achievement and accomplishment. This article offers nine practical tips readers can use to develop - and follow - their new year's resolutions. 833 words. [Feature 9025]
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