What’s Kentucky’s New Year’s resolution?
FRANKFORT, Ky. (WTVQ) — Americans love setting New Year’s resolutions, which can focus on anything from health and well-being to career progression, personal development and other ways to live fuller lives.
Bet Kentucky surveyed to see what Kentuckians plan to achieve in 2024 — and for how long that resolution sticks.
The No. 1 resolution across the U.S., coming in at 40%, was to save money and budget better — which was Kentucky’s resolution too.
Next, at 38%, is to eat healthier and improve diet.
Third was to lose weight and get fit at 30%.
Here’s the rest of the list:
- Improve mental health and reduce stress – 30%
- Strengthen relationships with family and friends – 25%
- Travel more and explore new places – 18%
- Learn a new skill or hobby – 17%
- Reduce drinking consumption – 9%
But for how long does Kentucky keep a resolution?
Bet Kentucky’s survey says 73% of Kentuckians give up their resolutions within the first month, with 21% giving up their resolutions in the first week of January.
Here’s the list of the rest:
- 1 to 3 months – 25%
- 1 week to 1 month – 21%
- 3 to 6 months – 16%
- Less than 1 week – 15%
- More than 1 year – 14%
- 6 to 12 months – 9%
Bet Kentucky surveyed 3,000 Americans over 21 between Oct. 31 and Nov. 3.
