29% of Connecticut residents fold on their New Year's resolutions within a week
A new study says 29% of Connecticut residents fold on their resolutions within one week of the new year.
Dec 28, 2023, 1:15 PM
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7ds agoThe new year means resolutions for many - for others through there's disillusions.
A new study says 29% of Connecticut residents fold on their resolutions within one week of the new year.
Almost a quarter of residents say they have no resolutions at all.
So, what are the goals?
- 52% want to go to the gym and get more fit
- 45% want to save money and spend less
- 26% want to learn a new skill
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