Sherry Taylor

Q: According to Men’s Health, 23% of men polled said they hope to learn to do this in the New Year?

A: Play the piano

Men’s Health magazine reports men’s plans for the new year:

  • 22% say they plan to pop the question this year.
  • 82% say bigger arms are a priority.
  • 70% say they want to find more time to work out.
  • 18% say beating the blues is a top goal.
  • 21% say quitting smoking is a top goal.
  • 60% say they want to stop skipping breakfast.
  • 58% want to conquer their food cravings.
  • 65% say they’re eager to get over their fears.
  • 75% of dads say they want to be a better father.
  • 87% say they want to make more money.
  • 76% say they want to take better vacations.
  • 23% say they want to learn to play the piano.

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