For me, the change to the new year as noted by the Gregorian calendar is a time when I start to contemplate the year ahead.
Part 2 1 2019 One good thing that came out of my unexpected change in my career trajectory, I got back into writing, and I’m
Release The word I have chosen as my focus this year is Release. This, in part, is an extension of my word from past year(s), Simplify. To
This, surprisingly, is another post I am finding difficult to write. Is this what irony feels like? I came to the realization that I don’t
Invalid reasons that I put things I want to do on hold: What are you waiting for? For my meds to stabilize To hear back
I have entertained at least a half dozen ways to write this post. Here is where I’m at today, now that I’ve sat down to
Happy New Year January 1st, the day of new beginnings, the day of resolutions, the day of tradition, the day of imagining our best selves.
I started last year by completing “Unravel your 2016.” While I didn’t stick to everything, I found the exercise useful, so over the winter
Whelp, we have officially wasted half a year. Only six month remain to make what we want to out of 2016. Don’t get me wrong,
Several years ago (somewhere in the early 2000s – but I can’t find the exact year), I started getting up early on New Year’s Day