As the New Year begins and resolutions are set, a creative approach to setting goals for the year ahead is going viral online. The approach involves turning your resolutions into a bingo card, with each goal written into a square. When you achieve a goal, you mark it with an "X" and try to get multiple bingos throughout the year.

Most New Year’s resolutions fail, especially for leaders. Discover why vague goals and no accountability don’t work—and learn smarter strategies for real, lasting change.

As the last New Year’s Eve firework fades, we come back to Earth, but a reality check may be good for goal-getting. Here’s how to form habits that won’t slip in one year and out the other. There’s a reason we roll out the same resolutions year after year.

If you can never stick to your New Year’s resolutions, you’re not alone. Up to 80% of us are estimated to have “failed” our new-year-new-me missions by February, according to Time, while only 8% of us stick with them for the whole year.