Have you ever asked yourself the important things you need to do when the Christmas is over. Especially this year's Christmas holiday falling on Saturday, so obviously having bank Holidays on Monday and Tuesday. So many people are not returning back to work until 4th January whilst some people are going back on Wednesday 29th December, then have a New Year break on the 1st January back to work on 4th January 2022.
So I have come up with 7 things you can do whilst you are in limbo between Christmas and New end Year. So you don't let the year end without taking care of these important to-do items.
Its 3 days to the end of this year. Below are the 7 things you can do as you approach the new year.
1. Avoid making resolutions.
Nobody follows through on New Year's resolutions because they're usually about not doing stuff that you enjoy doing (e.g. "I resolve to eat less sugar") or doing stuff that you don't like doing (e.g. "I resolve to make more cold calls"). Resolutions set you for failure and leave you feeling helpless.
2. Set inspiring goals.
Rather than resolutions, set powerful goals that tap into your deep emotional desires. Example: "In 2022, I will generate strategies that will achieve £50,000 in sales." As you know Setting goals is the first step in turning the invisible into the visible -- the foundation for all success in life. Set your goals n starting working on achieving it. Don't forget to make those goals clear.
Nobody follows through on New Year's resolutions because they're usually about not doing stuff that you enjoy doing (e.g. "I resolve to eat less sugar") or doing stuff that you don't like doing (e.g. "I resolve to make more cold calls"). Resolutions set you for failure and leave you feeling helpless.
2. Set inspiring goals.
Rather than resolutions, set powerful goals that tap into your deep emotional desires. Example: "In 2022, I will generate strategies that will achieve £50,000 in sales." As you know Setting goals is the first step in turning the invisible into the visible -- the foundation for all success in life. Set your goals n starting working on achieving it. Don't forget to make those goals clear.
3. Take an entire day off.
Spend at least one entire day (yes, 24 hours) without answering your phone or reading emails. Instead, spend time with your friends, your family, and yourself. Read a book. Attend a community event. Have a fancy meal with no electronics allowed. Hug somebody.#
Spend at least one entire day (yes, 24 hours) without answering your phone or reading emails. Instead, spend time with your friends, your family, and yourself. Read a book. Attend a community event. Have a fancy meal with no electronics allowed. Hug somebody.#
4. Celebrate your victories.
Even if this was a tough year, there were times when you were at your best and when things came together in just the right way. Review the year, write down the events that you remember and recall how good they made you feel. With all that in mind, drink a toast to yourself.
5. Re-frame your failures.
Even if this was a fantastic year, there were things that didn't go the way you'd prefer. Review those events and what you've learned, and what mistakes you'll be able to avoid in the future. Remember that, like flowers from fertilizer, success is always built on "failures." Drink another toast to yourself.
6. Thank those who've helped.
Unless you've been living on a deserted island, you've encountered people over the course of the year who have helped you, sometimes just because it's their job, but sometimes because they care. Take some time and thank them. Because they deserve it.
7. Give an anonymous gift.
Giving gifts to friends and family is fun, but if you want to feel the pure joy of giving, give a gift to someone in need without any accompanying obligation, even to say thanks. This simple act as close as you can come to being an angel, while still inhabiting the earth.
Even if this was a tough year, there were times when you were at your best and when things came together in just the right way. Review the year, write down the events that you remember and recall how good they made you feel. With all that in mind, drink a toast to yourself.
5. Re-frame your failures.
Even if this was a fantastic year, there were things that didn't go the way you'd prefer. Review those events and what you've learned, and what mistakes you'll be able to avoid in the future. Remember that, like flowers from fertilizer, success is always built on "failures." Drink another toast to yourself.
6. Thank those who've helped.
Unless you've been living on a deserted island, you've encountered people over the course of the year who have helped you, sometimes just because it's their job, but sometimes because they care. Take some time and thank them. Because they deserve it.
7. Give an anonymous gift.
Giving gifts to friends and family is fun, but if you want to feel the pure joy of giving, give a gift to someone in need without any accompanying obligation, even to say thanks. This simple act as close as you can come to being an angel, while still inhabiting the earth.
In conclusion, Maximise your bank holidays and squeeze a few more memories into the end of 2021 with this fun guide of things to do between Christmas and New Year
