It's already the second day of the year, and odds are, a number of people have already given up on some of their New Year's resolutions.

It's not too late to try again, and if you're hoping to lose weight, quit smoking or get out of debt, there's a good chance you'll find lots of company: polls show those two are perrennially the most popular promises we make to ourselves.

You can lots of help, too—looking to quit smoking? Check out the tips offered on Smokefree.gov. Looking to lose weight? Here are some helpful tips from The Huffington Post.

Many people also make resolutions focusing on their financial health: Fidelity Investments says 46 percent of us will make a financial vows for the new year, according to an article on Time.com that includes some tips (you can also check our suggestions).

Did you join an office wager to lose weight? Or just make a quiet vow at midnight to change your life in some way?

Take our poll to see if your resolution is among Hillsborough's top goals for the year—and tell us what other goals you have in the space below.