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8 Ways You Can Use Science to Make Your New Year's Resolutions StickA loftier reason for making a change, along with some support as we make it, can achieve what good intentions and our ever-wobbly willpower seldom does.

ByJohn Rampton

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If you're like around half of the country, then you're probably already making New Year's resolutions like losing weight, getting organized,spending less money and saving moreand living life the fullest.

While admirable,only 8 percent of people are successful in achieving their resolutions. If you want to join that exclusive group, then take these eight approaches for making your New Year's resolutions stick.

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