Looking ahead to 2024…

As we stand on the brink of 2024, there’s one word on everyone’s lips – resolutions!But before we dive headfirst into the upcoming year’s goals, let’s take a quick Pulse check to see how the 2023 resolutions are holding up…

Most (65%) Brits chose to opt out of the resolutions. However, 35% embraced the challenge with open arms, and fast forward to December, 16% stand victorious in pursuing their goals, and here are the resolutions they’re winning at:

🤸 Health & Fitness: Weight loss, exercise routines, dietary changes, and overall wellness.

⭐ Personal Development: Pursuing education, learning new skills, and individual goals.

💰 Financial Responsibility: Saving money, avoiding unnecessary splurges, and side hustling.

👪 Family and Relationships: Spending quality time with loved ones and engaging in more family activities.😊 Positive Mindset: Staying positive despite life’s curveballs.

And the secret of their success nearly 365 days in?

🌟 51% – Unstoppable willpower

📈 36%- Tracking and goal-setting

💖 38% – Focusing on self-care

But what about the 19% who detoured off the resolution track?

Despite their best intentions, life got in the way, with weight loss (35%), financial resolutions (30%), and lifestyle changes (23%) turning out to be the most ‘challenging’ resolutions. And the culprits behind the detour? A cost of living crisis, with 40% citing financial struggles as the trigger for calling it quits on their goals, followed by the relentless challenge of time management (33%).

But what about the 19% who detoured off the resolution track?

Despite their best intentions, life got in the way, with weight loss (35%), financial resolutions (30%), and lifestyle changes (23%) turning out to be the most ‘challenging’ resolutions. And the culprits behind the detour? A cost of living crisis, with 40% citing financial struggles as the trigger for calling it quits on their goals, followed by the relentless challenge of time management (33%).