LM AspirationsLM AspirationsToday is National Resolution Planning Day.
‘New year resolution’ first appeared in 1813 in a Boston newspaper and it has evolved into the current New Year’s Resolutions setting we know today.
It’s a time when many reflect on the past year and consider what is needed to do to accomplish their goals for the next year.
So we start thinking, what are my goals for next year? Which goals will I really keep? Let’s face it most goals start to fade away by late-January, maybe February.
There are the typical goals: Exercise more, eat healthy, lose weight, save money, make more money, spend more time with family (hmmm, think many are a bit over that one), spend more time with friends (could use some more of that), learn a new skill, find a new job and many more.
But 2020 was extraordinary. So I will begin by asking myself, what changes will bring peace and joy in the New Year. Whatever, changes I will certainly keep them small, realistic and visual to have a better chance of success.
Good luck planning your New Year’s Resolutions and Happy New Year!
