Whether you've already made your resolutions, have put it off until this week, or aren't thinking about it at all, enjoy this exploration exercise. This is one that is fun all the way through and is great to do while still fresh in thought of a whole new year.
If you are terrible with scheduling, take two minutes out to do this now. If you have your time and space set up as different pockets of indulgence and can do this at the ideal time, pencil it in then. As always, its best to do in a fun mood and creative environment (aka candles, incense, music, etc).
Write a letter to yourself. Write it as if you were going to read it one year from today - from a future perspective. This letter should tell you the most exciting changes and the happenings of the year that you are most thankful for. Write a page or two explaining the details that you want to happen this year as if they already happened. Don't worry about HOW they happened (allow the infinite possibilities to remain open). Just focus on what you want to have happened, accomplished, become, etc. and share the excitement that you've reached your goals - or even better.
This is another exercise that helps you build your vision. It is helpful in so many ways to see your ideals in such detail. Fold your note and put it in a sock drawer or a treasure chest for you to look at in December to see how similar your year was.
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Danielle Marie Crume
Whether you've already made your resolutions, have put it off until this week, or aren't thinking about it at all, enjoy this exploration exercise. This is one that is fun all the way through and is great to do while still fresh in thought of a whole new year.
If you are terrible with scheduling, take two minutes out to do this now. If you have your time and space set up as different pockets of indulgence and can do this at the ideal time, pencil it in then. As always, its best to do in a fun mood and creative environment (aka candles, incense, music, etc).
Write a letter to yourself. Write it as if you were going to read it one year from today - from a future perspective. This letter should tell you the most exciting changes and the happenings of the year that you are most thankful for. Write a page or two explaining the details that you want to happen this year as if they already happened. Don't worry about HOW they happened (allow the infinite possibilities to remain open). Just focus on what you want to have happened, accomplished, become, etc. and share the excitement that you've reached your goals - or even better.
This is another exercise that helps you build your vision. It is helpful in so many ways to see your ideals in such detail. Fold your note and put it in a sock drawer or a treasure chest for you to look at in December to see how similar your year was.
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Great blog. Welcome to MBC!
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