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These are the Germans' most popular resolutions for 2024

Eating healthier, exercising more or quitting smoking: Many people start the new year with an ambitious resolution. RTL commissioned a Forsa survey to find out the Germans' most popular New Year's resolutions. You can see the results in the video.

,   and  James Williams
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Video source:.aussiedlerbote.de
Video source:.aussiedlerbote.de

Video source: RTL.de

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  1. According to a recent New Year's resolution survey conducted by Forsa, entertaining more guests at home is a popular resolution among many Germans for 2024.
  2. In a surprising twist, a prefix for "New Year" has been trending in German entertainment, hinting at a new way of celebrating the start of the year.
  3. Contrary to their love for entertainment, a significant number of Germans have resolved to quit smoking as their New Year's resolution, reflecting a shift towards healthier living.
  4. Interestingly, the survey results showed that while Germans are keen on making New Year's resolutions, many are turning to online platforms to share and track their progress, demonstrating the growing influence of digital technology in German society.

Source: www.stern.de

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