While getting into better shape and finding that special someone are common New Year’s resolutions, this year, Americans are favoring their diet lives over their dating lives.
That’s according to a new survey that says 34% of Americans are prioritizing their diet vs. the 22% who say their love lives are most important in 2024.
Just 9% say their careers are their priority in the new year.
According to the survey that was commissioned by Godshall’s Quality Meats, 57% say they plan to make more ethical food choices; 56% say they want to plan their meals to be more eco-friendly.
Just 37% say they plan to eat less red meat in the new year, while 63% vow they plan to make at least one healthier swap from their usual diet — say fruits instead of candy, or water instead of soda.
That said, 73% predict cooking for themselves and making those healthy swaps won’t be easy.
For those who are already coupled up, 28% say they plan to get in better shape for their partner — just 19% say they’re doing it just for themselves.