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Writer's pictureEd Nun

How To Make This Your Best Year Yet

A new year offers us an opportunity for a new beginning. Here you have some ideas for you to start and make this the best year of your life



As the year ends, it is once again time to compile a retrospective of the year that was. It's a great time to begin something new, and this sentiment is something that we can all relate to, as many of us use a new year as motivation to get started. We aim to make a better, happier, and more fulfilling life by eating cleaner, exercising more, and generally living a healthier, happier, and more fulfilling life.


This are seven ideas for you to start and make this the best year of your life:


1. Make Small Changes


The biggest problem with most New Year's resolutions is that they're too ambitious. Start reinventing yourself by changing parts of yourself that no longer serve you or that you no longer like. The change may involve changing your profession, getting rid of bad habits or traits, or learning new skills.


As much as you’d like to, you’re probably not going to lose five stone by the end of January, and that’s okay. By setting yourself difficult targets, you'll just end up depressed if you don't reach them. Set small, realistic goals instead. Your chances of success will be much better, and the improvements will quickly add up to more significant improvements.



2. Detox Your Body


To start off the year on the right foot, it might be a good idea to detox before you do anything else. After overindulging over the holiday season, you should try to limit your intake of alcohol and unhealthy foods in January.


Get back on the health train with a detox plan, and start losing weight and rebooting your body and mind with the "The Best Guide For your First 3 Day Juice Cleanse".


3. Think Positively


Approaching every situation with a 'glass half full' approach will go a long way towards improving your year, and it's something that every one can do. Our thoughts influence our environment, our experiences, and ultimately our level of fulfillment.


It has been proven that thinking positively can have tangible health benefits, including reduced stress levels and improved cardiovascular health.


4. Go out, Travel


There would be a lot less stress if you could just sit at home all day waiting for good things to happen to you, but that's not how life works. If you want to have a good year, you'll have to get out there and work for it. Whether it’s starting a new hobby, going daily for a walk in the park, meeting new people, traveling or simply going out for food once a week, getting out of the house will help you try new things, new experiences and generally have a more fulfilling and interesting year.


5. Connect with Nature


Our relationship with nature, as humans, is intrinsically based on deeper aspects like our intrinsic need for creativity, peace, and tranquility, as well as our deep connection to the energy and vibration of all life on earth.


It is possible for each of us to make a positive difference in the world. We need to take responsibility and act today if possible, it is just a matter of finding your inspiration, and that can only come from the deepest reaches of your heart and soul. I invite you to take a walk outside, admire the trees and watch the birds flying free in the sky and listen to the wind blowing. Get in touch with your spiritual side by observing nature and communing with yourself.



6. Learn Something New


When you learn something that is interesting to you, you tend to keep up with it and want to know more. Your curiosity will guide you in the right direction. Are you interested in becoming more relaxed? Learn how to meditate or practice yoga. Do you want to grow your own food? Plant a seed in your window sill or backyard. Wouldn't it be great to have your own business? You can find free courses online to help.


All you need to do is just go for it. We have been taught to doubt ourselves and to limit our vision somehow throughout our lives. There's very little instruction on how to take action towards your dreams.


7. Do Something For Your Community


Rav Berg, the kabbalist, explained New Year's as a spiritual battle against our own selfish natures and egos, which are responsible for the chaos of the world today. During this time, we must give up any sense of entitlement, and instead focus on sharing with others from a place of selflessness.


We can keep our actions and consciousness in a state of sharing for the new year in numerous ways. Increasing our volunteer efforts or helping those in need is a good option. Rather than judging others or dwelling on our own problems, we should ask, “How can I help?”. Look for the opportunity to share, you will find it.


Those with a little extra to give may be considering animal shelters, combating hunger, supporting groups that encourage diversity and inclusion, providing aid for out-of-work neighbors, and so on. If you don't have the financial means to offer directly, try buying critical items and services from small companies in your community. You can also donate your time and talent instead of money.

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It's natural for us to wait for great sales before making a purchase, to wait for airfares to drop before taking a trip, or even for the rain to stop before leaving the house in order to run errands. We seem to enjoy waiting for good things to happen; it gives us a sense of assurance. Unfortunately, all our waiting isn't actually getting us anywhere. At any moment, we can take action to spark transformation in our lives. A new year offers us an opportunity for a new beginning. Come on, move on!



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