69 percent of employees who say they'd be willing to sacrifice their comfort in the office and work in colder temperatures to help their company save money.
The German soccer team training for the World Cup. 51 percent of soccer fans said they'd sacrifice food for a week if it meant their nation would win the World Cup. 51 -- Percent of soccer fans who say they'd sacrifice food for a week if it meant their nation would win the World Cup.
70 -- Percent of Italian soccer fans who say they'd sacrifice their jobs if it meant victory for their nation in the World Cup.
4 -- Percent of soccer fans who say they'd sacrifice a body part if it meant their nation would win the World Cup.
90 -- Percent of dog owners who say they'd be willing to sacrifice luxuries such as gourmet coffee to provide for the needs of their pets.
69 -- Percent of employees who say they'd be willing to sacrifice their comfort in the office and work in colder temperatures to help their company save money.
27 -- Percent of baby boomers who say they'd sacrifice eating chocolate to get a good night's sleep every night.
22 -- Percent of baby boomers who say they'd sacrifice their cell phones to get a good night's sleep every night.
4 -- Percent of female baby boomers who say they'd sacrifice sex to get a good night's sleep every night.
82 -- Percent of women who say they'd sacrifice the health of their feet in the name of fashion.
41 -- Percent of lawyers who say they'd sacrifice time with their children if it meant realizing their dreams.
17 -- Percent of adults who say they'd sacrifice their marriage if it meant realizing their dreams.
3 -- Percent of company CEOs who say they'd sacrifice vacation time to realize their dreams.
Sources: Chicago Weekend, State News Service, Better Sleep Council, American Podiatric Medical Association, Umbershoot, Reuters.
-- Compiled by John Campanelli, Plain Dealer Reporter