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While Six in Ten (64%) Global Citizens Say They Need to Live Better, Most (81%) Wish They Had a Recipe To Do So

Seven in Ten (73%) Think Living Better Needs a Plan, Three in Ten (27%) Say Life Isn't Something You Can Plan

Six in ten (64%) global citizens think they need to live better, finds a new survey by global research company Ipsos on behalf of Reuters News, but eight in ten (81%) say they wish they had a recipe or plan for living better.

The poll of 19,216 respondents in 24 countries finds that a majority (73%) think living better requires a plan, but a substantial minority (27%) thinks life just happens and that it is not something you can plan.

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