[E. Pluribus Unum]

1. To Save Money (52%)
2. To Eat Healthier (46%)
3. To Exercise More (42%)
4. To Lose Weight (37%)
5. To Spend More Time with Family and Friends (33%)
6. To Quit Smoking (22%)
7. To Reduce Spending on Living Expenses (21%)
8. To Spend Less Time on Social Media (19%)
9. To Do More for the Environment (17%)
10. To Improve Job Performance (16%)
11. To Reduce Stress on the Job (16%)
12. To Cut Down on Alcohol (16%)
13. To Become Vegetarian or Vegan (7%))

[Paladin2]

To elect fewer GOPeers.

[Tell It Right]

More sex with the wife.

[MtnClimber]

To become gay:

Republicans - 0.5%

democRATs - 95.69% /s...probably more.

[sjmjax]

12 out of 13 not bad.
Don’t expect me to go vegetarian!

[Veto!]

4. “Try to lose weight” would probably kill me.
I need to substitute: “Don’t forget to eat”.

8. “Less social media” Is a great idea. On paper. Not going t0 happen, at least til Spring when the weather is nice enough to go out.

12. I would have a hard time cutting down on alcohol. Drank one glass of Chardonnay every nigh for years, but recent health condition requires a med that I can’t take if I drink booze. Kombucha is nice. It does have 0.06 percent alcohol, but my friend who leads largest AA group in town says that’s OK.

As for 13, I have two vegetarian and vegan friends and they are extremely healthy, both of them are tall and slim and walk five miles a day. (They don’tknow each other.) But I love pasture raised eggs and chicken thighs. Don’t eat pork or beef though.

9, Doing more for the environment is, IMHO, back-assward. Seems to me we should do less and let it be what it is.

[Larry Lucido]

Maybe your family doesn't WANT to see "more" of you.

[airborne]

They don’t look like they cost much.

In fact, they look like money saving resolutions!

WIN! WIN!

[Svartalfiar]

And that’s why so many people fail. Having such generic and abstract goals doesn’t tell you how to accomplish them. You need specific actions and reasonable, measurable metrics to actually be able to say what you accomplished.