Here’s What You Should Bring Into 2020
For the next 365 days, focus less on resolutions and more on who you are and what you want.
As cliché as a new year is, it also can be refreshing. A new year is the idea of letting go of the past. Of moving forward. Putting negativity behind you and basically starting fresh. A blank slate. 365 days to push forward and become closer to the person you want to be.
So while some people may sigh and roll their eyes at the New Year, others embrace it. Embrace change. Embrace hope. A new day, a new year, and another chance.
Maybe the past year wasn’t good to you. Maybe there are things you would like to leave in the past. And the good news is, you can. A new year allows us to think about what we want, about what went wrong in the past year and what we would like to go right.
So while New Year’s resolutions may be annoying, it’s more of an idea. Twelve months to become more of the person you want to be. Twelve months to embrace new goals. To decide how you want to live your life.
So while some might laugh, take a new year as a sign. Think about the goals you have for the next year and things you would like to get done. And then think about how you can do this. Consciously focus on your goals, not just in January, but also throughout the year.
Saving money. Working on a hobby. Spending less time on social media. Consciously being more aware of the people around you. Those are all things we could all benefit from doing in 2020.
It’s okay to keep quiet about your goals. Sometimes it’s better. As long as you know who you are and what you want, that’s all that matters. Keep your eye on the prize always. Don’t let worry about the future or what others think bring you down.
So for the next 365 days, focus less on resolutions and more on who you are and what you want. How do you get to that space? The answer is different for everyone, but with conscious awareness, we can all get closer to where we want to be. 
