Key Points
- It seems that most Americans can’t wait for 2023. Some 57% of Americans said they expect 2023 to be better than 2022, according to a new survey of 2,000 adults.
- Of course, last year 45% of Americans felt the same way about 2022, so perhaps their prognostication skills are lacking.
- The survey found that 36% already have their New Year’s resolutions planned out, sharing their goals of making smaller, incremental changes (21%) as opposed to major ones (18%) – but 28 percent are going to implement a mix of both.
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