Published 1 year ago

Are you making the right New Year's resolutions for you?

Summary by Ground News

Resolutions vary from year to year and from big changes to small steps. A study from 2016 showed that of those who make New Year's resolutions, only 9% felt like they had been true to their goal. MTN spoke with people in Helena to see what they were deciding to change and what resolutions have already been broken.

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