LOCKED-down Brits will become ‘super human’ and self-improve during isolation – with plans to learn a language or instrument, master DIY, paint a picture or write a novel. A poll of 2,000 adu…
LOCKED-down Brits will become ‘super human’ and self-improve during isolation - with plans to learn a language or instrument, master DIY, paint a picture or write a novel.
A third of adults plan to work out at home every single day, while one quarter intend to learn a new language. How to grow vegetables, using online video chat and reading up on English history are other ways Brits will ‘self-improve’. “Instead, as this research clearly indicates, many adults are choosing to use the time wisely, and in a really encouraging way.”
As such, four in 10 adults polled via OnePoll are convinced they will come out of the crisis a better person.
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