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No resolutions for mePosted Sunday, December 28, 2008, at 4:15 PM
During this week, millions upon millions of people around the world will be formulating their New Years Resolutions.
Here's how things usually end up. 63% of people are still keeping their resolutions after the first two months. 67% of people actually make 3 or more resolutions. The top resolutions usually involve promises to exercise more (37%), increasing the time devoted to study or work (23%), losing weight, stop smoking or drinking (alcohol and/or coffee), and eat healthier. People make more resolutions to start a new habit (84%), than to break an old one (16%). 65% of people made their resolutions between the 28th of December and New Year's Day. The rest usually take up until the end of January. Of those who successfully achieved their top resolution, 40% of them did so on the first attempt. The rest made multiple tries, with 17% finally succeeding after more than six attempts. As for me, I resolve to make no resolutions therefore break no resolutions. Happy New Year! |
Maribeth Ward began working for a community newspaper right out of college. Within a few years she moved to marketing and spent most of her working life as a marketing manager. In 2006 she came back to her first love--writing.
She attended Indiana University and is the mother of three--identical twin daughters and a son. She is also the Nana of three wonderful grandchildren--Matt, Riley and Emma.
She and her husband Faril share their home with their cat Sunny and dog Roadie.
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