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There are fitness goals on this list, but the best resolutions may focus on your mental health and happiness.

For the first time in a while, New Year's Eve may feel more like a glimmer of a regular celebration — and a powerful wave of hope for the future is sure to be present at any New Year's celebration this year. Your annual resolutions may feel different than before, and it's important to take stock of what's important in your life long before the (party!) clock strikes midnight on December 31. If there's anything that we've learned in 2021, it's not to take our health for granted; in 2022, a renewed focus on your own lifestyl...

By Neshele Godfrey | 3RY Magazine Entertainment Editor

What’s up Detroit! The sun has set on 2021, and the rise of the new year means new possibilities. Welcome back to my Review Corner where you will find the latest scoop on upcoming entertainment, food, and places to travel. I have loads of new exciting places to visit and adventures to explore in 2022. Let’s chat.

By Dr. Eddie Connor Jr.| 3RY Magazine Contributor

In times of isolation and separation, God will give you revelation to make you one with Him. Overcome loneliness and procrastination. When people, situations, and negative thoughts come your way, just say, “Access denied.” If you give negativity an inch, it will take a mile. Stop granting access to what disrupts your progress.

Deny toxic relationships access into your life. You are not an entrance and exit gateway, stop allowing people to walk in and out of your life. Start telling them, “Access denied!” Don’t allow anything to upset the flow of your joy. Move beyond your past and embrace your future. Tell yourse...

By Dobrina Zhekova via Travel + Leisure

House hunters are looking for affordability and great year-round weather.

For the past year, demand for second homes in states such as Florida and South Carolina has skyrocketed. And as travel restrictions ease, buyers are also looking for real estate beyond the country's borders (in Mexico, for example). However, because remote work has become the standard in certain industries, some people are packing up and leaving big cities for good in search of great weather, spacious homes, and lower taxes. So, if your 2022 plans include a new home, you may want to consider Florida.

According to a newly released report by real estate brokerage company Redfin, the...

Eureka Lewis | 3RY Magazine Editor-at-large

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Maintaining unwavering faith when the odds are stacked against you, can be difficult at best. Despite past obstacles, Jenifer Young/CEO & Founder of One God TV Network has seemingly mastered the art. Hearing something's never been done, doesn't discourage her in the slightest. She's aware doubt and faith cannot coexist.

Jenifer wasn't always this assertive. Like most of us, she's faced challenges in her life. In her twenties, she became a single mom, and experienced a shift in her family dynamic. Thankfully, transition didn't stop her. In fact, it served to fuel her passion.

Her journey began in Detroit, Michig...

By Madeline Holcombe, CNN via Local News 8

Do you have a sore throat, a runny nose and muscle aches? It could be a common cold, a case of the flu — or COVID-19.

The illnesses all share similar symptoms, sometimes making it hard to distinguish which is putting you under the weather.

Case rates of COVID-19 have been on the rise as the Omicron variant has spread, but hospitalization numbers appear to be staying relatively low. For vaccinated people, evidence suggests that infection with this variant seems less likely to be severe, epidemiologist and former Detroit Health Department executive director, Dr. Abdul El-Sayed said.

“The important thing to remember is a vaccine is like giving ...

By Weizhen Tan via CNBC

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- 2022 will be "the year of vaccination," if last year had marked the year of the vaccine development, according to a leading expert.

- Hopefully, 2022 will also mark the year when anti-Covid drugs will come to the fore, and make treatment more effective, Jerome Kim, director general of the International Vaccine Institute, told CNBC on Monday.

- Kim also highlighted a "diagnostics gap" that countries need to be "much better at addressing."

If 2021 was the year of vaccine development, 2022 will be a year marked by vaccinations and booster shots, according to a leading expert.

"2022 will be the year of vaccination — either primary for people who haven't been ...

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