From finding a $20 bill in an old jacket to finally finishing a TV series on the watchlist, the average person has four small wins a day, or 1,460 every year, according to a new survey.<\/p>\n
A poll of 2,004 Americans delved into the impact of life\u2019s little successes and found that four in five have become more conscious of their small wins since the start of the pandemic.<\/p>\n
87% find these wins to be crucial for powering through the day, according to the survey conducted by OnePoll for TGI Fridays. So much so, 67% have made a conscious effort to recognize and celebrate them more, compared to before the pandemic.<\/p>\n
Baby boomers said completing chores, decorating for the season, and other home-related goals, are the most satisfying types of small wins to achieve.<\/p>\n
When it comes to self-care, 92% of all respondents have been exploring different methods of maintaining personal wellness\u2014and 87% said recognizing any small wins each day is a crucial form of self-care.<\/p>\n
Respondents also listed things such as paying off a bill or hitting a savings goal (56%), and sweet surprises like getting a free cup of coffee or finding a great parking spot (53%) as other small wins worth celebrating.<\/p>\n
No matter the achievement, however, 82% said there\u2019s no such thing as a win being \u201ctoo small\u201d to celebrate.<\/p>\n
Nine in 10 said these small wins have a positive impact on their mental health and 82% agree they are the key to having a good day.<\/p>\n
Best ways to celebrate small wins?<\/strong><\/p>\n Fifty-four percent said telling friends and family about small successes is the best way to savor it.<\/p>\n Half said treating yourself to a special dinner or a cocktail is another great way to celebrate.<\/p>\n MOST SATISFYING SMALL WINS<\/strong><\/p>\n