Happy New Year!
In such a monumentally symbolic time of year, especially THIS year, making time to reflect and visualize feels…a little overwhelming.
What if I don’t have time to do a deep dive? Taking 15 minutes could be exactly what you need.
What if I don’t ask myself all the right questions? The questions you do ask yourself will be exactly right.
What if I’m not creating something deserving of the gravitas of this moment as we depart from 2020? Sometimes simple is the most elegant.
Which is why I’ve decided to ask myself the same questions I have for the past few years – and share them with you in a fresh design to fill in:
What have I accomplished this year?
What am I grateful for?
What am I letting go of?
What am I opening up to?
What do I want to attract in my life this year?
For me, taking any amount of time, whether it’s a few minutes or a few hours, around each new year to reflect and focus my energy for the coming calendar year feels powerful and uplifting. Energy flows where attention goes.
It’s an opportunity to create clarity for myself among a world of unknowns. It’s creating space to center – that center we can all return to and tap into during the moments of cray cray.
If you’d like more ConverSketch ideas for New Years visioning, here’s the archive from 2020, 2019, and 2017. If a template feels too prescriptive, check out my favorite tips for creating your own custom vision board.
If you’re ready for a deeper dive, Sarah Firth has created a gorgeous digital download or printed workbook to fill in throughout the whole year. There are even two different covers to choose from and color!
Once again, thank you from my heart and soul for your support, great senses of humor, brilliant minds, collaboration and what you're each doing to make the world a better place.
Cheers,
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