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An Austinite’s guide to New Year’s resolutions

Find the resources you need to stick to your New Year’s resolutions in 2025.

A group of runners jogs down a sunlit street. Most of the runners are wearing athletic gear such as tank tops, shorts, and running shoes. Some hold water bottles, and a few are smiling as they run. In the background, there is a white building with a sign that reads "Better Half Coffee Bar & Café" partially visible behind the trees and other runners.

Want to be more active in 2025? Fleet Feet’s run clubs get you moving with a group of like-minded folks.

Photo by Chase Fleming Photography

2025 is here, and 57% of Americans have a New Year’s resolution they want to achieve this year.

That’s where we come in. Here are some of the most common resolutions in the US paired with our local resources to help you stick to your goals.

Save more money

Eat healthier

Exercise more

Spend more time with family + friends

Before you go, bookmark this guide for easy access throughout the year.

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