Why wait until the New Year to start working on your health, fitness and money resolutions?
Here's why you should get going now.
For many of us, the shift from summer to fall represents a fresh start. The change of season can be an ideal time to develop healthier, more productive lifestyle habits. And there's no absolute rule that says you can only make resolutions in the New Year. You're free to set your goals whenever you want. So why not now?
Here are some solid reasons to make (and start following) your resolutions now instead of waiting until January:
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