This remote, beautiful state is the most optimistic with 82% of people waking up ready to own the day

Want to feel good about the future? Move to the sticks.Wyoming residents are the most optimistic in the United States in 2024, according to a new study that assessed each of the fifty states and ranked them from most bright-eyed to most miserable.

The Equality State ranked 7.2 out of 10 to take the top spot in a national study on optimism and wellness in America, conducted by Icelandic Provisions Skyr, a yogurt brand, partnered with Wakefield Research and Dr.Deepika Chopra, known as “The Optimism Doctor.” Scores were ranked from 0 to 10 based on 10 metrics including how likely they were to persevere in challenging situations and how often they ate a healthy breakfast.

In Wyoming, 82% of people wake up “ready to own the day,” compared to 62% of all Americans.A whopping 98% of residents are willing to retry failed projects, compared to 90% of Americans.

“As Americans seek ways to navigate daily challenges, they are increasingly recognizing the vital role healthy habits and nutrient-rich food have in supporting their overall emotional well-being,” Dr.Chopra said in a statement.

“The results of this survey highlight this very connection…incorporating small healthy habits can play a crucial role in fostering optimism and a resilient spirit.”Those in California and New Jersey shared the second-place spot, ranking (7.1) for having the sunniest outlook on life — followed by Alabama and Maryland tying for third (7.0).Stereotypically gruff New Yorkers didn’t fall too far behind scoring a 6.9 along with North Dakota, Minnesota, Nebraska, Missouri, Michigan, South Carolina and Massachusetts.

Texas and Mississippi both came in as the least optimistic states with a 6.2.Those in the Golden State appear to have healthy habits and a mindset to match the shining hue.More Californians feel well-rested (43%) compared to just 35% of Americans who wake up bleary-eyed.

The vast majority of these healthy West Coasters begin their day with a nutritious breakfas...

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Publisher: New York Post

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