End of the Year: General Reflections

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Hey, ya'll!  

It’s the end of another year: a time to evaluate, a time to recuperate, a time to reflect. 

I find that I am still working through 1) forgiveness, 2) making mistakes, 3) being bold while maintaining respect for myself and others, 4) accepting where I am in life 💪, and 5) breaking bad routines that can be comfort zones in times of frustration... 

You know, the usual stuff. The essential stuff 💭. The things God is always dealing with me on; just on another level. Phase II (The Grown Up Edition), if you will. 

I'm considering what life will be like next year 🌺. What it will be like 10 years from now? Who will I be? Where will I live? What relationships will I have and what is the quality of them? What wisdom will I attain and be actively living out? What feats will I have accomplished?

Bring it back to the now. Today, just days before New Year's Eve 2021: What can I do today to make my life what I want it to be?

Comments

Unknown said…
Wow! Very Deep. Great to know your worth & the value of your time. Make sure you still have some fun in the midst of it all. Lets talk soon😁
Love you😘💖😇
December 29, 2021 at 2:51 PM
Tiffany said…
Keep striving and trying to be the best version of yourself !

we’re in this together
December 29, 2021 at 5:38 PM
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