Ever wondered what Aussies are googling when it comes to personal goals? Well, the results are in, and they might surprise you.
According to a study by CPR First Aid, which offers medical training courses across Australia, the top ten most searched personal goals during the summer shed light on what matters most to Australians. Topping the list is “How to lose weight,” with an average of 365,360 searches per month, highlighting weight loss as a top concern nationwide.
Following closely behind are queries about “how to eat healthy” and “how to drink more water,” emphasizing Australians’ overwhelming focus on personal health. Interestingly, searches for “how to stop snoring” also made it to the top four, with 91,040 searches per month, indicating a significant concern for sleep quality.
While these goals resonate across the country, certain states show unique priorities. For example, the Northern Territory stands out for its emphasis on budgeting, improving sleep quality, and tackling alcohol consumption. Meanwhile, Western Australia shows a heightened interest in career development compared to the national average.
NSW residents show a slight edge in weight loss concerns, while also displaying a significant interest in addressing overthinking habits. The Australian Capital Territory leads in prioritizing hydration, while Tasmania focuses on solutions for snoring issues.
Overall, the study underscores Australians’ collective emphasis on health-related goals, reflecting societal priorities. According to a spokesperson for CPR First Aid, the findings highlight the importance placed on personal well-being over other pursuits, signaling a broader societal trend.
