"Even if next year is just like this year, I won't be. Even if 2021 doesn't change, I will."
-Jackie Hill Perry
HAPPY NEW YEAR!
I saw it last night, and to demonstrate my agreement I decided to share the post on my story.
To begin the New Year Recalibration for a successful 2021, I want to start by challenging you to your individual change.
1. Observe
What don't you like about your current life situation that you can make a change to?
Make a List. Pick or 2 or 3 things you'd like to focus on. Ask your self what is the simplest step I can take to start transforming this area of my life. Some might require a bit more research through google, youtube or inquiring from individuals around you. The best way to ensure you do the action is to keep track or tell a family/friend to keep you accountable.
2. Ask For Divine Input
An item is useless if the purpose is not determined, the item's purpose can only be stated by the creator, else it will be misused. Similarly, if you don't inquire of your purpose from your creator you will misuse your life yet again in this new year.
3. Determine your values:
What ideologies are most important to you? What are you passionate about? What gives you the most happiness? What do you enjoy doing (whether or not you are good at it?
4. What success in 2021 will look like for you?
Make your personal definition of success. Is success you completing your skincare routine every night? Is it reading for 10 minutes every day? Is it never speaking negatively?
It is important that you focus on your definition of success and not be infiltrated by other's view of success that will slow down your process and put you in a hamster wheel of comparison.
5. Determine your Anti-vision
What don't you want your life to look at?
Your anti-vision is like a horrible nightmare of your life. Identifying & describing this will work to push you towards achieving your best life. You will be able to see clearly what activities to avoid and run away from.
Thanks for stopping by.
Never Stop Curating your best life
Y.E.N
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