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Make a New Set of Resolutions Now

There’s nothing special about January 1

Can Parents and Nonparents Stay Friends?

Yes, but the friendship may need to evolve

How to Deal With a Chronically Late Friend

You won’t be able to change them, so focus your energy on other solutions

Weeknight Family Dinner Won’t Make or Break Your Children

Time management expert Laura Vanderkam debunks the notion that dinner together seven days a week is the key to parenting

How to Make Time to Read

If you identify as a book-lover but haven’t read a book in a year, something has gone wrong

Can I Have a Life in an Office Where Everyone Stays Late?

There are ways to manage your energy and build in personal time, even in the most face-time-obsessed workplaces

Stop Telling Yourself You’re Missing Your Kid’s Childhood

The eternal problem of working parents can be solved with a shift in mindset

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