US EditionBrits are most likely to say ‘yes’ to new opportunities at the age of 27
- A survey of 2,000 UK adults revealed that people are most open to embracing new possibilities around the age of 27, according to results published on 6 June 2025.
- Halfords commissioned the study and partnered with Danny Wallace to highlight that many people often 'play it safe' and turn down chances twice a week on average.
- Two decades back, Danny Wallace chose to embrace every opportunity that arose, which brought him exciting experiences, new destinations, and connections with people he might not have encountered otherwise.
- Paul Ray from Halfords noted that being more willing to say "yes" can lead to unexpected opportunities, and highlighted that 62% of Brits feel more inclined to agree to things when they are well prepared in advance.
- The findings suggest embracing new experiences can shift lives positively, and Halfords encourages readiness with a 'Free 5 Point Summer Check' to support spontaneous adventures.
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The age which Brits are most likely to say 'yes' to new opportunities revealed
“YES” – the age at which Brits are most likely to agree to new opportunities has been revealed in a new survey. A poll of 2,000 adults found 39 per cent are determined to say ‘yes’ more often while 69 per cent admit they ‘play it safe’ in life. GettyThe survey found 39% of Brits want to say ‘yes’ more[/caption] It also emerged that just 26 per cent of over 35s feel they are more likely to say yes to opportunities now, than they did 20 years ago…
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