Summer's Over...What's Left For 2023?
- Jamie Lee
- Sep 5, 2023
- 2 min read
As the days grow shorter and the leaves begin to change, it's hard to ignore the fact that summer has officially come to an end. Kids are back in school, and the season of change is upon us. With just four months left before we turn the page on another year, it's a perfect time to reflect on what's left on our to-do lists and set our sights on what we want to accomplish before the year's end.
For me, like many of you, this year has been a journey filled with ups and downs, unexpected twists, and moments of personal growth. As I look ahead to the remaining months of 2023, there are several goals and tasks I hope to complete. These are not just mere checkboxes to mark off but meaningful aspirations that will bring a sense of fulfillment to my life.
Personal Discovery and Finding My Path: This year has been a time of significant change for me, marked by my decision to step away from my job. In the coming months, I'm dedicated to my journey of personal discovery and self-realization. I aim to explore various avenues, discover my passions, and determine where I fit in this world. This includes expanding my knowledge and skills, seeking out new experiences, and connecting with like-minded individuals who can help guide me on this exciting path of self-discovery and fulfillment.
Health and Wellness: In 2023, I learned the importance of taking care of my physical and mental well-being. In the coming months, I plan to continue my fitness routine and explore new ways to prioritize self-care. This includes setting aside time for meditation, exercise, and healthier eating habits.
Creativity and Having Fun: We all have passions and hobbies that often take a backseat to our daily responsibilities. I intend to carve out time for more my writing, and to having more fun in general. My life has been way to serious since 2022 and I want to get back to laughing and having fun again.
Connections and Relationships: If I haven't said it 1,000 times yet - connection is everything. It's the only thing we take with us when we die. Our relationships with family and friends are invaluable. I want to nurture the connections of people already in my life, and build new, meaningful connections as well.
Gratitude and Mindfulness: It's easy to get caught up in the hustle and bustle of life, but I try to take a moment every day to reflect on the things I'm grateful for and practice mindfulness to stay present in the moment. Everything is a gift, whether it is wrapped as a blessing or a lesson. I am grateful for it all.
So, as we set out to conquer these last few months of the year, I encourage you to take a step back and consider what remains on your own to-do list. What are the goals and dreams you hope to achieve before the year comes to a close? Remember, it's not just about accomplishing tasks; it's about finding fulfillment, growth, and joy in the process.
Let's make the most of these four months, savoring the moments, chasing our dreams, and creating memories that we can carry into the new year. Time waits for no one, so let's make it count.
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