55% Of Americans Ditching Resolutions
Chattanooga, Tennessee—(Pulse)
About 55% of Americans are ditching New Year’s resolutions this year, with millennials in particular being done with the tradition.
The survey of 2,000 adults also found that 52% of respondents gave up on their goals by March. Only 5% stuck with their resolutions for the entire year.
Why do people give up? 40% feel too pressured, 34% feel that they don’t create lasting change, and 34% say resolutions feel like a chore.
The Almond Breeze survey also found that 52% plan on setting goals in 2024, but respondents found New Year’s resolutions unrealistic.
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