The bar chart illustrates the results of a survey conducted among Americans regarding their New Year’s resolutions for 2020. Overall, the most significant resolutions were to manage money better and eat healthier. In contrast, developing a skill and being more environmentally friendly represented the smallest percentage of resolutions in 2020.
In 2020, the resolutions related to better financial management and healthier eating had the highest proportions, each accounting for around 19%, which makes it the top category of resolutions. Meanwhile, the desire to work out more was also significant, with almost 18%, ranking as the third most common New Year’s resolution among Americans. Additionally, the resolution to lose weight garnered about 17% during this year.
Regarding mental health, the percentage of Americans resolving to improve this area was about 14%, while the objective of being more socially active was represented at around 12%. Furthermore, developing a skill and focusing on environmental friendliness each received less than 8%, making them the lowest resolution categories in America for 2020.