Average American needs 60 ‘lazy days’ a year
Americans need 60 lazy days per year to feel rested and relaxed, according to a recent survey, conducted by Talker Research on behalf of Berkshire Blanket & Home Co.
The poll of 2,000 Americans investigated how the average person leverages days literally doing nothing for self-care as well as the anatomy of a perfect do-nothing day.
It turns out Americans take lazy days very seriously, with one in five (21%) planning their lazy days in advance and 67% opting to take their lazy days spontaneously.
Although a forward-thinking few (11%) even put their do-nothing days on the calendar a few weeks ahead of time.
The poll of 2,000 Americans investigated how the average person leverages days literally doing nothing for self-care as well as the anatomy of a perfect do-nothing day.
It turns out Americans take lazy days very seriously, with one in five (21%) planning their lazy days in advance and 67% opting to take their lazy days spontaneously.
Although a forward-thinking few (11%) even put their do-nothing days on the calendar a few weeks ahead of time.