New Year’s Eve is approaching and many people are thinking about what their New Year’s resolution should be. Many resolutions can be difficult to keep for a whole year and end up falling apart. A new survey from Essity shows that many Swedes, however, wish to have a New Year’s resolution.
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– Our choices of New Year’s resolutions reflect a clear desire for a healthier life and personal development, says Frida Gustafson who is responsible for health issues at Essity in Sweden, in a press release. And personal development seems to be on the backburner around this time of year.
Many prioritize their physical well-being
A Sifo survey shows what the absolute most common New Year’s resolution is – but also that half of those asked have no New Year’s resolution. Here is the full list:
The remaining 50 percent state that they will not have a New Year’s resolution this year.
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