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Happy holidays, Team QDT!

As the year comes to a close, we're looking back on some of our favorite episodes and articles from holiday seasons past. From wintertime workouts to strategies for resolution success, these tips will help you step into 2021 on the right foot.

From all of us here at Quick and Dirty Tips, have a happy and healthy holiday and new year!

A 7-Point Money Checklist for Year-End Success

Before the New Year arrives, don't miss last-minute opportunities to save money. Use this 7-point checklist to manage your money wisely before the December 31 deadline.

4 Secrets to Keeping Your New Year's Resolution

New Year's resolutions—everybody makes them, but few succeed in keeping them. Here are four secrets to help you make your new healthy habits stick.

How to End 2020 with a Bang, Not a Whimper

2020 hasn't been the year you planned for. With the last few days of the year right around the corner, now's the time to reflect on and learn from what's transpired so far, and to create a plan for closing out this year with a bang.

5 Ways to Take Care of Your Home During Winter

Winter is coming! Check out these five ways to take care of your home this winter that you may not have thought of.

How to Harness Light to Defeat the Winter Blues

The winter blues can sap your energy, disrupt your sleep, and destroy your concentration, but there's a simple key to defeating it—light. Here's how it works!

Quick and Dirty Tips for the Holidays and New Year - A Spotify Playlist

If you're looking for audio entertainment beyond catchy Christmas jams, check out our best winter, holiday, and new year tips from our expert hosts. Listen to Quick and Dirty Tips for the Holidays and New Year, only on Spotify!

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11+ Winter Workouts to Stay Fit in Freezing Temps

Here are some basic winter activities, with some badass variations, that can turn a winter afternoon into a killer workout.

How Do You Spell ‘Hanukkah’?

Hebrew and English don't use the same alphabet, which is why you see so many different spellings for "Hanukkah."

5 Easy Ways to De-Stress After the Holidays

After the hustle and bustle of the holiday season comes to an end, use these five tips to relax and start the new year with a clear mind.

The Science of Snowfall

As winter hits its stride, the northern hemisphere begins to prepare for snow. Everyday Einstein explains the science behind snowfall, including snowflakes' shape and their implication towards the Earth's climate, and even shows us how to make our own snow.

What Does 'Yule' Mean?

"Yule" is related to the Old Norse word “jul,” a festival of the winter solstice celebrated by Anglo-Saxons and Scandinavians.

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