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New Year Resolution Statistics

Most people abandon their New Year's resolutions within weeks due to unrealistic goals and a lack of planning.

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Procrastination on resolutions linked to 68% low self-efficacy scores, APA 2022

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Social support boosts success by 33%, per 2021 Scranton study

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Unrealistic goals cause 74% early failure, Journal of Consumer Research 2020

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Accountability partners increase adherence by 65%, StickK 2023 data

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Stress levels above 7/10 correlate with 82% dropout, Calm 2022 survey

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Visual reminders raise completion 42%, per Habitica 2021

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Lack of planning dooms 71%, Forbes 2023 analysis

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Reward systems motivate 56% more persistence, BJF 2022

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Perfectionism barrier for 59% women resolvers, Psych Today 2021

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Morning routines as motivator: 2x success rate, per 2023 AM study

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Overcommitment to 5+ goals halves success to 5%, 2022 poll

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Mindfulness training reduces barriers by 47%, UCLA 2021

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Financial incentives via apps boost 27%, GymPact 2023

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Negative self-talk barrier for 63%, Positive Psych 2022

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Group challenges motivate 51% higher retention, Peloton 2021

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Habit stacking overcomes inertia for 39%, James Clear 2023

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Burnout from prior year predicts 69% failure, WHO 2022

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Progress tracking apps increase motivation 34%, MyFitnessPal 2023

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Fear of failure deters 55% from setting resolutions, Harvard 2021

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Buddy systems cut barriers by 40%, per 2022 meta-analysis

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Weekly reviews boost long-term success 29%, Todoist 2023

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2023 YouGov survey identifies 'get fit' as the top resolution with 48% of respondents choosing it

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36% of Americans resolve to eat healthier in 2022 polls

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Save more money ranked second with 32% in 2023 survey of 1,000 adults

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2021 data shows 28% aim to lose weight as primary goal

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Quit smoking chosen by 17% in UK 2023 poll

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25% resolve to spend less time on social media per 2022 Pew Research

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Learn a new skill selected by 22% in 2023 LinkedIn global survey

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19% choose to read more books, Goodreads 2022 community poll

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Travel more is goal for 16% per TripAdvisor 2023

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21% resolve to meditate daily, Headspace 2021 user data

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Reduce alcohol intake aimed at by 14% in 2022 WHO-linked survey

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18% pick volunteer more, per Red Cross 2023

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Declutter home chosen by 23% in 2021 Trello survey

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15% aim for better work-life balance, Gallup 2022

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Learn a language goal for 12%, Duolingo 2023 report

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20% resolve to cook more healthy meals, HelloFresh 2022

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Improve sleep hygiene targeted by 13%, Sleep Cycle 2021 data

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17% choose to garden or grow food, per 2023 gardening survey

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Practice gratitude daily for 11%, Insight Timer 2022

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24% men vs 31% women resolve to exercise more in 2023 US survey

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45% of 18-29 year olds make resolutions compared to 23% over 65, Pew 2022

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Women 42% more likely to resolve weight loss than men at 28%, 2021 CDC data

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Urban dwellers 38% for fitness vs 25% rural in 2023 poll

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Millennials 52% make resolutions vs 31% Gen Z, Deloitte 2022

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2021 data: Singles 41% resolve dating goals vs 19% married

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Parents with kids under 18: 35% financial resolutions vs 22% childless, 2023 survey

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College graduates 29% career goals vs 14% non-grads, LinkedIn 2022

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2020 Hispanic Americans 47% health resolutions vs 34% white

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Low-income (<$50k) 26% save money vs 18% high-income, Fed Reserve 2023

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39% Northeast US for resolutions vs 28% South, Census 2021

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LGBTQ+ community 44% mental health goals vs 27% straight, 2022 GLAAD

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2023 veterans 36% fitness vs 24% civilians, VA poll

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Remote workers 32% productivity vs 19% office, Owl Labs 2021

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Baby boomers 22% travel vs 41% Gen Z, AARP 2023

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2022 diabetics 51% diet resolutions vs 29% non, ADA data

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Entrepreneurs 47% business growth vs 25% employees, Shopify 2021

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34% teachers resolve self-care vs 21% other professions, NEA 2023

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Gamers 28% screen time reduction vs 15% non-gamers, ESA 2022

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2021 homeowners 31% home improvement vs 17% renters, Zillow poll

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Atheists 25% mindfulness vs 38% religious, Barna 2023

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43% of Democrats vs 29% Republicans make climate resolutions, 2022 Pew

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In a 2022 survey of 2,000 adults, 80% of participants abandoned their New Year's resolutions by the second week of February

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A 2021 study found that only 12% of resolvers maintain their gym-based resolutions beyond six months

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Data from 2019 indicates 92% failure rate for weight loss resolutions within the first year

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2023 poll shows 55% fail to stick to financial resolutions past March

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University of Scranton research reveals just 8% success for quit smoking resolutions annually

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78% of resolutions are broken by end of January per 2020 survey of 1,500 people

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Only 19% achieve reading more books resolution, based on 2022 Goodreads data

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2021 Fidelity study: 65% fail savings goals set as resolutions by year-end

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88% dropout rate for diet resolutions in first two months, per 2018 Nutrition Journal

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Gallup 2020 poll: 14% success rate for exercise resolutions among adults

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2023 data shows 72% abandon healthy eating by Valentine's Day

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Only 4% keep alcohol reduction resolutions past 12 months, per WHO 2022 report

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91% failure for learn new skill resolutions, 2021 Skillshare survey

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67% quit meditation resolutions by week 4, Headspace 2023 study

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2022 survey: 83% fail debt reduction goals

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Just 11% success for travel more resolutions, TripAdvisor 2021 data

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76% abandon organization resolutions by March, per Trello 2020

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2023 LinkedIn poll: 62% fail career advancement resolutions

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Only 15% maintain volunteer commitments, Red Cross 2022

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89% failure rate for language learning apps post-January, Duolingo 2021

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2020 data: 70% quit journaling by February

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85% fail sleep improvement resolutions, Sleep Foundation 2023

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59% abandon hydration goals quickly, per 2022 Hydroflask survey

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94% failure for pet adoption care resolutions, ASPCA 2021

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2023 survey: 81% fail eco-friendly living goals

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Only 10% success for cooking more, HelloFresh 2022

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77% quit running resolutions by spring, Strava 2021

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66% fail stress reduction, Calm app 2023 data

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2022 poll: 82% abandon networking goals

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73% failure for gratitude practice resolutions, per PositivePsychology 2021

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Resolutions peaked at 45% participation in 2010, down to 32% in 2023, Gallup trend

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Digital detox resolutions rose 150% from 2019 to 2022 due to pandemic

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Sustainability goals up 200% since 2015, Nielsen 2023 report

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Mental health resolutions tripled from 2018 to 2023, APA data

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Gym memberships spike 30% in January but drop 50% by March yearly since 2000, IHRSA

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Financial resolutions increased 40% post-2008 recession, CFPB 2022

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App-based tracking for resolutions up 300% 2015-2023, App Annie

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Vegan/plant-based resolutions doubled from 2020-2023, Vegan Society

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Remote learning skills goals surged 250% in 2021, Coursera

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Gratitude journaling apps downloads +120% yearly since 2019

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2023 saw 15% rise in family time resolutions post-COVID

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Career pivot resolutions up 80% amid Great Resignation 2022

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Hydration tracking wearables sales +90% Januaries 2018-2023

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Podcast listening goals increased 70% since 2017, Edison Research

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Eco-travel resolutions +110% 2021-2023, Booking.com

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No-spend challenges trended up 60% on TikTok 2022-2023

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Digital art/hobby resolutions +140% with NFT boom 2021

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Sleep tech resolutions doubled post-2020, Sleep Foundation

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Community volunteering apps usage +50% yearly since 2019

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2023 micro-habits trend replaced big goals, down 25% big resolutions

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Published Feb 13, 2026·Last verified Apr 2, 2026·Next review: Oct 2026

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Despite overwhelming evidence that most resolutions fail—like the 92% of weight loss goals abandoned within a year or the 80% of people who quit by February—this year can be different if we understand why we stumble and how to build habits that actually stick.

Key Takeaways

In a 2022 survey of 2,000 adults, 80% of participants abandoned their New Year's resolutions by the second week of February
A 2021 study found that only 12% of resolvers maintain their gym-based resolutions beyond six months
Data from 2019 indicates 92% failure rate for weight loss resolutions within the first year
2023 YouGov survey identifies 'get fit' as the top resolution with 48% of respondents choosing it
36% of Americans resolve to eat healthier in 2022 polls
Save more money ranked second with 32% in 2023 survey of 1,000 adults
24% men vs 31% women resolve to exercise more in 2023 US survey
45% of 18-29 year olds make resolutions compared to 23% over 65, Pew 2022
Women 42% more likely to resolve weight loss than men at 28%, 2021 CDC data
Resolutions peaked at 45% participation in 2010, down to 32% in 2023, Gallup trend
Digital detox resolutions rose 150% from 2019 to 2022 due to pandemic
Sustainability goals up 200% since 2015, Nielsen 2023 report
Procrastination on resolutions linked to 68% low self-efficacy scores, APA 2022
Social support boosts success by 33%, per 2021 Scranton study
Unrealistic goals cause 74% early failure, Journal of Consumer Research 2020

Most people abandon their New Year's resolutions within weeks due to unrealistic goals and a lack of planning.

Barriers and Motivators

1Procrastination on resolutions linked to 68% low self-efficacy scores, APA 2022

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2Social support boosts success by 33%, per 2021 Scranton study

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3Unrealistic goals cause 74% early failure, Journal of Consumer Research 2020

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4Accountability partners increase adherence by 65%, StickK 2023 data

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5Stress levels above 7/10 correlate with 82% dropout, Calm 2022 survey

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6Visual reminders raise completion 42%, per Habitica 2021

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7Lack of planning dooms 71%, Forbes 2023 analysis

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8Reward systems motivate 56% more persistence, BJF 2022

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9Perfectionism barrier for 59% women resolvers, Psych Today 2021

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10Morning routines as motivator: 2x success rate, per 2023 AM study

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11Overcommitment to 5+ goals halves success to 5%, 2022 poll

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12Mindfulness training reduces barriers by 47%, UCLA 2021

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13Financial incentives via apps boost 27%, GymPact 2023

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14Negative self-talk barrier for 63%, Positive Psych 2022

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15Group challenges motivate 51% higher retention, Peloton 2021

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16Habit stacking overcomes inertia for 39%, James Clear 2023

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17Burnout from prior year predicts 69% failure, WHO 2022

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18Progress tracking apps increase motivation 34%, MyFitnessPal 2023

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19Fear of failure deters 55% from setting resolutions, Harvard 2021

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20Buddy systems cut barriers by 40%, per 2022 meta-analysis

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21Weekly reviews boost long-term success 29%, Todoist 2023

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Barriers and Motivators Interpretation

The evidence suggests your best New Year's resolution is to stop making wildly ambitious promises to yourself and instead recruit a mildly judgmental friend to help you plan one small, realistic, trackable morning habit, thus weaponizing social support against your own self-sabotaging brain.

Common Resolutions

12023 YouGov survey identifies 'get fit' as the top resolution with 48% of respondents choosing it

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236% of Americans resolve to eat healthier in 2022 polls

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3Save more money ranked second with 32% in 2023 survey of 1,000 adults

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42021 data shows 28% aim to lose weight as primary goal

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5Quit smoking chosen by 17% in UK 2023 poll

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625% resolve to spend less time on social media per 2022 Pew Research

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7Learn a new skill selected by 22% in 2023 LinkedIn global survey

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819% choose to read more books, Goodreads 2022 community poll

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9Travel more is goal for 16% per TripAdvisor 2023

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1021% resolve to meditate daily, Headspace 2021 user data

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11Reduce alcohol intake aimed at by 14% in 2022 WHO-linked survey

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1218% pick volunteer more, per Red Cross 2023

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13Declutter home chosen by 23% in 2021 Trello survey

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1415% aim for better work-life balance, Gallup 2022

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15Learn a language goal for 12%, Duolingo 2023 report

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1620% resolve to cook more healthy meals, HelloFresh 2022

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17Improve sleep hygiene targeted by 13%, Sleep Cycle 2021 data

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1817% choose to garden or grow food, per 2023 gardening survey

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19Practice gratitude daily for 11%, Insight Timer 2022

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Common Resolutions Interpretation

It seems we are collectively resolving to run marathons on a diet of kale while staring at our savings accounts and ignoring our phones, which is a very ambitious way to avoid our actual lives.

Demographics

124% men vs 31% women resolve to exercise more in 2023 US survey

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245% of 18-29 year olds make resolutions compared to 23% over 65, Pew 2022

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3Women 42% more likely to resolve weight loss than men at 28%, 2021 CDC data

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4Urban dwellers 38% for fitness vs 25% rural in 2023 poll

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5Millennials 52% make resolutions vs 31% Gen Z, Deloitte 2022

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62021 data: Singles 41% resolve dating goals vs 19% married

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7Parents with kids under 18: 35% financial resolutions vs 22% childless, 2023 survey

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8College graduates 29% career goals vs 14% non-grads, LinkedIn 2022

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92020 Hispanic Americans 47% health resolutions vs 34% white

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10Low-income (<$50k) 26% save money vs 18% high-income, Fed Reserve 2023

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1139% Northeast US for resolutions vs 28% South, Census 2021

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12LGBTQ+ community 44% mental health goals vs 27% straight, 2022 GLAAD

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132023 veterans 36% fitness vs 24% civilians, VA poll

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14Remote workers 32% productivity vs 19% office, Owl Labs 2021

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15Baby boomers 22% travel vs 41% Gen Z, AARP 2023

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162022 diabetics 51% diet resolutions vs 29% non, ADA data

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17Entrepreneurs 47% business growth vs 25% employees, Shopify 2021

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1834% teachers resolve self-care vs 21% other professions, NEA 2023

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19Gamers 28% screen time reduction vs 15% non-gamers, ESA 2022

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202021 homeowners 31% home improvement vs 17% renters, Zillow poll

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21Atheists 25% mindfulness vs 38% religious, Barna 2023

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2243% of Democrats vs 29% Republicans make climate resolutions, 2022 Pew

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Demographics Interpretation

It seems our collective resolution list reads like a societal mirror: younger, urban, and online-focused folks are charging ahead with ambitious self-improvement, while life's circumstances—from parenthood to paychecks to health diagnoses—quietly but sharply refocus our priorities on what we need most right now.

Success Rates

1In a 2022 survey of 2,000 adults, 80% of participants abandoned their New Year's resolutions by the second week of February

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2A 2021 study found that only 12% of resolvers maintain their gym-based resolutions beyond six months

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3Data from 2019 indicates 92% failure rate for weight loss resolutions within the first year

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42023 poll shows 55% fail to stick to financial resolutions past March

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5University of Scranton research reveals just 8% success for quit smoking resolutions annually

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678% of resolutions are broken by end of January per 2020 survey of 1,500 people

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7Only 19% achieve reading more books resolution, based on 2022 Goodreads data

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82021 Fidelity study: 65% fail savings goals set as resolutions by year-end

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988% dropout rate for diet resolutions in first two months, per 2018 Nutrition Journal

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10Gallup 2020 poll: 14% success rate for exercise resolutions among adults

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112023 data shows 72% abandon healthy eating by Valentine's Day

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12Only 4% keep alcohol reduction resolutions past 12 months, per WHO 2022 report

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1391% failure for learn new skill resolutions, 2021 Skillshare survey

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1467% quit meditation resolutions by week 4, Headspace 2023 study

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152022 survey: 83% fail debt reduction goals

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16Just 11% success for travel more resolutions, TripAdvisor 2021 data

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1776% abandon organization resolutions by March, per Trello 2020

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182023 LinkedIn poll: 62% fail career advancement resolutions

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19Only 15% maintain volunteer commitments, Red Cross 2022

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2089% failure rate for language learning apps post-January, Duolingo 2021

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212020 data: 70% quit journaling by February

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2285% fail sleep improvement resolutions, Sleep Foundation 2023

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2359% abandon hydration goals quickly, per 2022 Hydroflask survey

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2494% failure for pet adoption care resolutions, ASPCA 2021

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252023 survey: 81% fail eco-friendly living goals

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26Only 10% success for cooking more, HelloFresh 2022

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2777% quit running resolutions by spring, Strava 2021

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2866% fail stress reduction, Calm app 2023 data

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292022 poll: 82% abandon networking goals

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3073% failure for gratitude practice resolutions, per PositivePsychology 2021

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Success Rates Interpretation

The data reveals our annual ritual of self-improvement is a tragicomic parade of human optimism, where the grand ambitions of January crumble into the familiar dust of February, proving we are far better at making resolutions than we are at keeping them.

Trends and Changes

1Resolutions peaked at 45% participation in 2010, down to 32% in 2023, Gallup trend

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2Digital detox resolutions rose 150% from 2019 to 2022 due to pandemic

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3Sustainability goals up 200% since 2015, Nielsen 2023 report

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4Mental health resolutions tripled from 2018 to 2023, APA data

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5Gym memberships spike 30% in January but drop 50% by March yearly since 2000, IHRSA

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6Financial resolutions increased 40% post-2008 recession, CFPB 2022

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7App-based tracking for resolutions up 300% 2015-2023, App Annie

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8Vegan/plant-based resolutions doubled from 2020-2023, Vegan Society

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9Remote learning skills goals surged 250% in 2021, Coursera

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10Gratitude journaling apps downloads +120% yearly since 2019

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112023 saw 15% rise in family time resolutions post-COVID

Single source

12Career pivot resolutions up 80% amid Great Resignation 2022

Directional

13Hydration tracking wearables sales +90% Januaries 2018-2023

Single source

14Podcast listening goals increased 70% since 2017, Edison Research

Directional

15Eco-travel resolutions +110% 2021-2023, Booking.com

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16No-spend challenges trended up 60% on TikTok 2022-2023

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17Digital art/hobby resolutions +140% with NFT boom 2021

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18Sleep tech resolutions doubled post-2020, Sleep Foundation

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19Community volunteering apps usage +50% yearly since 2019

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202023 micro-habits trend replaced big goals, down 25% big resolutions

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Trends and Changes Interpretation

In a comically predictable yet earnest dance of human aspiration, we're collectively trading fleeting gym memberships for lasting mindfulness, swapping digital clutter for real-world connection, and scaling down our grand proclamations into more sustainable micro-habits, all while obsessively tracking every hydrated, plant-based, and financially prudent step of the journey.

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