Interested in learning more about how to break your aspirations and resolutions down into manageable tasks? From writing down your objectives to finding an accountability buddy, here’s what steps career and life coaches say you can take to make challenging goals less overwhelming.

Here are some tips for staying warm when both the temperature and the electricity drop off.

I’m sharing how I made bedroom number two work harder for us, and if you’re lucky enough to have a spare room, you might consider some of these ideas for your space, too.

Thankfully, there are lots of ways you can fake a renovation in order to get that refreshed feeling. And there’s a group of people out there who do this all the time for a living: home stagers.

In addition to saving time, it’s really rewarding to know how to tackle these life skills on your own. Read on to see how many you’ve already mastered.

"If it ain't broke, don't fix it" is not the philosophy to live by when you're a homeowner. The plumbing or electric doesn't have to be broken to be dangerous.

Friluftsliv is the Norwegian concept of getting outdoors. Pronounced free-loofts-leev, the practice “offers a connection to nature and its calming, grounding effects.”

Here are seven small steps that mindset coaches say you can take to fake being a morning person (and maybe even transform yourself into one for good).

There is still plenty of work to be done to help promote change in your community for good.

When the temperature dips and you’re ready to get your hygge on, an ice-cold apartment with no thermostat in sight can really kill the mood. Luckily, though, you have options (other than piling on the layers and wrapping yourself in every blanket you own).

Let’s forget the pressure of making it the best year yet but embrace the idea of good enough instead.

When you feel like a fresh start, decluttering your house is a great way to solidify a feeling of change.

Here are six common mistakes you may be making when it comes to making the most of basements, and what to do instead.

Whether you’re hoping to pay down outstanding debts or simply exercise more in the new year, career coach David Wiacek of David the Fixer says setting small, practicable goals for yourself is key.