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Life Area Ranking Primary Focus Top Actions1. Health 29% 1. Being more fit 1. Exercising regularly 2. Eating better 2. Drinking water 3. Reducing stress regularly 3. Eating healthy and colorful meals2. Career 18% 1. Advancing my career 1. Write a "to-do list" 2. Developing new skills 2. Limit complaining and and experiences negativity 3. Changing my habits at 3. Set deadlines for work tasks3. Relationships 17% 1. Partner 1. Say "I love you" 2. Family 2. Give someone a smile 3. Friends 3. Schedule a social activity4. Lifestyle 12% 1. Taking small steps to 1. Read for pleasure change my life 2. Cook dinner at home 2. Making a list of 3. Take time for yourself things I want to accomplish 3. Reading for pleasure5. Spirituality 10% 1. Spiritual growth 1. Pray 2. Praying more regularly 2. Take time for 3. Meditation reflection 3. Perform a random act of kindness6. Creativity 7% 1. Practicing my creative 1. Do or learn something talents new 2. Expressing my creative 2. Listen to music side 3. Journal 3. Discovering new ways to express creativity7. Finance 7% 1. Saving more 1. Pay bills 2. Managing my finances 2. Avoid impulse 3. Reaching my financial purchases goals 3. Record all expenses
What We Say We Want, Differs From Our Actions
In addition to surveying users to discover their 2013 goals, Mindbloom also analyzes millions of life improvement actions taken throughout the year across its interactive health applications, which include the Life Game, Bloom and the new energy tracker JUICE, all of which use similar principles of behavioral science and gaming mechanics to inspire people to live happier and healthier lives. As the season of goal making approaches and New Year's Resolutions are made, Mindbloom discovered that what people said they wanted in 2012 in last year's survey results turned out to conflict with daily small actions they took across Mindbloom's interactive health apps throughout the year to grow the life they want.
