You can all breathe a sigh of relief as I’m
not really into New Year's resolutions. I do try to set myself goals for the year,
but they tend to be less specific.
I did meet a friend for drinks last night, who
sets herself monthly ‘resolutions’ or as I call them goals. For example,
January was no alcohol for the month. February was no new clothes for the
month, March was to exercise everyday etc.
As I’ve gotten older, I've realized my
goals or ‘resolutions’ have changed in focus. When you’re young you want different
things, perhaps to lose weight to get into that dress you saw in the shop. When
your older it’s usually lose weight for health reasons.
My
goals this year?
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To remember that life is short
and that each day is precious.
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Not to take people for granted
and to stay in contact with friends and family better.
·
To remember that we are what we
eat and drink.
·
To be nice to everyone (you
never know what’s going on in others lives).
·
To enjoy what I am doing or don’t
bother doing it.
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To continue my love of telling
stories.
·
And finally, to be happy.
That last one is really important. I can
only make myself happy, no one can do that for me. I own it and I intend to
ensure 2015 is a happy year whatever it brings.
I would really love to see peace in the
world too, but I know that’s probably a pipe dream! I want to say thank you to
all of the men and women from around the world, who risk their lives on a
daily basis to keep us safe. You may not know it, but I always think of the
sacrifices you make, such as being away from family. Thank you!
Lastly, I hope you all had a wonderful New Years
Eve, and that 2015 fulfills some, if not all of your dreams.
To start off your New Year's reading list, I thought I'd share a fabulous value Historical Romance Boxed Set that I'm in CAPTIVATED BY HIS KISS - Seven stories for 99c
There is also a contest running to win a $100 gift card.
Take care and be happy
Bron
4 comments:
I'm 100% with you, Bronwen. Each morning I remind myself that my day will be successful if I'm Happy! And I am responsible for my happiness. I'm anticipating a wonderful 2015 with days filled with joy and happiness if not peace in the world.
Happy New Year!
I take stock at this time, but resolutions? Not so much.
I look forward to a surprising and happy year.
Sarah
I don't make resolutions - I prefer aspirations, otherwise the pressure to have them done actually increases the likelihood I'll fail. Being happy is definitely the most important one!
I've started using my mantra for a happy successful day as of the first of the year. I am doing monthly goals this year. This month is to finish edits on Witch With the Trident Tattoo and up load to sale sites. Next month, ??? who knows.
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