Scott and SadieIt’s almost 2025, and you know what that means—it’s time for everyone to pretend they’re going to change their lives starting January 1st. A recent survey reveals the most common resolutions for 2025, and spoiler alert: it’s the same predictable stuff we fail at every year.
Top 2025 Resolutions (and Why They’ll Fail by February):
- Exercise More (52%): Because nothing says “new year, new me” like joining a gym you’ll ghost by Valentine’s Day.
- Eat Healthier (50%): Sure, kale smoothies are great—until pizza calls your name at 11 p.m.
- Save More Money (49%): Solid goal, but have you seen your Amazon purchase history?
- Lose Weight (40%): Every year, we promise to lose 10 pounds but gain 5 just trying to survive the holidays.
- Spend More Time with Family (37%): Nice in theory, until Uncle Larry’s political rants make you question your life choices.
- Travel More (26%): Let’s hope this doesn’t mean “scrolling Instagram for #wanderlust pics from your couch.”
Why Resolutions Never Stick
Let’s face it—resolutions are basically wish lists. They feel productive when you’re writing them down, but reality usually hits around week three when the gym is crowded, your budget is blown, and meal prepping is more work than you imagined.
Your Turn: What’s Your 2025 Resolution?
Do you set New Year’s resolutions, or have you abandoned the whole charade? Tell us your big goals for 2025—whether it’s getting in shape, traveling more, or simply surviving another year. Drop your resolutions in the comments and let’s see who actually sticks with them this time (no judgment if you don’t).
