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10 THINGS TO DO TO START THE YEAR RIGHT




“Take a leap of faith and begin this wondrous new year. By Believing.” -Sarah Ban Breathnach

2018 is over and a few hours ago, we welcomed 2019 with full of laughter, love, fireworks, and food. Oh, how time flies. I hope you had a wonderful experience last year. If not, at least it has ended and let’s get excited to better days ahead. Let’s be thrilled of what 2019 gets to offer.
Here are ten things you can do to start the year right. 

#1 Forgive

One of the best gifts you can give to yourself is to forgive. Forgive the people that hurt you. It is through forgiveness that you can learn to accept things the way they are and stop dwelling on ‘what ifs’. It’s that time of the year to forgive yourself also. Remember, you are precious and deserve many chances in life.

#2 Let go of the pain

Let go and let God. There are things that we have to set aside. Let’s not dwell too much on bad memories and dark past. It’s time to move forward. The best time to start freeing yourself from pain is today.

#3 Start a journal

Today is day 1 of the 365 days of 2019. You can write a journal about your new year’s resolution or a to-do list of the things you want to achieve this year.

#4 Spend some quiet time alone

Amidst the hassle and bustle, find solace in a place you can spend some time alone. Have a talk with your inner self and reflect on life.

#5 Start saving/ investing

You will be a year older this year, it’s time to be financially responsible. Start saving and/or investing. Put up an emergency fund you can use in times of difficult situations. Also, you can consider getting a participating life insurance where you can invest long-term and have protection at the same time.

#6 Make new friends

No man is an island. Go out and make new friends. Make new memories with the people you can grow with. Associate yourself with positive individuals and avoid negativism in your life.

#7 Create a new hobby

Try a new hobby or sport. Do something you’ve never done before. Climb a mountain, go on a solo travel, or invite your family for a recreational activity.

#8 Read a very good book

Read something that interests you. Reading is an excellent past time that will help broaden your vocabulary and imaginative skills. Reading also allows you to travel the world without having to apply for a visa.

#9 Do good for others

Be kind. Practice doing good to others. The act doesn’t have to be grandiose. A small act of genuine kindness can make this world a better place to live in.

#10 Be a responsible tenant of Mother Earth

It’s sad that the Earth is dying. Be a responsible citizen and stop throwing your trash anywhere. Minimize use of disposable plastics.

Happy new year everyone!

Happy new you!

Xoxo,
Mommy Bev



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