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The holidays remind me of something profound Endings and beginnings. But maybe, what we need most this season isn’t another resolution. It’s a moment to pause, reflect, and find clarity in where we are right now. This time of year is always packed with plans and goals, but how often do we stop to ask ourselves: - Why do I feel disconnected from my goals? - What am I really working toward that feels authentically me? - What’s the one thing I can do next year that will make the biggest difference? What if the key to 2025 isn’t chasing something new but realigning with who you already are? I’ve found that my most meaningful changes didn’t come from doing more. They came from simplifying and deeply understanding my path before taking the first step. Let this holiday season be an opportunity to pause and reflect. To reconnect, not just with LOVED ONES, but with ourselves. 🎄✨ Imagine walking into the New Year with clarity, alignment, and purpose. Feeling lighter, not overwhelmed. If you’re up for a crystal-clear focus on 2025, a 30-minute brainstorming call could be all you need to realign who you are. Let’s make 2025 our most intentional year yet. 📅 Let’s get on a call. Link in my bio.

The Silent Truth About New Year Resolutions Every New Year starts with fireworks of enthusiasm. Fresh planners, bold goals, and an air of reinvention fill the first week. But as the days unfold, the reality of life creeps back. The gym feels too far, the notebook remains blank, and that resolution list? It quietly gathers dust. But here’s a truth we often ignore: Change doesn’t thrive in grand declarations; it thrives in small, quiet actions. This year, try something different. Skip the resolutions if they feel like pressure. Instead, embrace daily intention. ✓ Choose one micro-goal each morning. ✓ Celebrate tiny wins—making your bed, choosing water over soda, or starting that paragraph. ✓ Build momentum, not mountains. It’s not about being perfect; it’s about showing up. Every single day. Life isn’t a sprint to January's finish line—it’s a marathon of consistency. So, let’s make this year less about setting high expectations and more about becoming just 1% better every day. Because when December 31 rolls around again, it won’t be the resolutions you remember. It’ll be the journey of steady growth you nurtured. Here’s to a year of action, reflection, and quiet transformation. What’s your 1% today? #NewYearMindset #ConsistencyOverHype #SmallStepsBigImpact

🎉 📆 Happy New Year… But Why Wait Until January? 📆 🎉 How many of us have set ambitious New Year’s resolutions, only to abandon them by the second week of January? Let’s face it—most resolutions end up being a copy-paste of the previous year’s unfinished goals. Here’s a thought: why not start your resolutions early? By starting now, you give yourself the gift of gradual progress, which is the key to building lasting habits and creating meaningful change. Think about it—starting small in December gives you: ✨ A head start: By the time January comes, you’ll already have momentum on your side. ✨ Less pressure: Without the "new year, new me" hype, you can focus on real progress rather than perfection. ✨ Better success: Building habits gradually makes them stick longer than sudden, drastic changes. Whether it’s: ✅ Hitting the gym and staying consistent ✅ Waking up earlier to seize the day ✅ Starting a reading habit (or finally finishing that book you’ve been putting off) ✅ Exploring a new hobby or skill you’ve been curious about ✅ Prioritizing mindfulness and mental well-being ✅ Reconnecting with friends and family more regularly ✅ Setting up or boosting your savings plan for future security ✅ Planning and budgeting for that vacation you’ve been dreaming of ✅ Improving financial literacy or tracking your expenses more diligently Small steps taken consistently can lead to remarkable transformations. By starting today, you’ll already be on track to welcome the New Year with confidence and progress. So, why wait for January 1st to start what truly matters? Let’s take the first step now and make December the month of progress, not procrastination. What’s one goal you’re committing to this December? Let’s inspire each other to finish 2024 strong and step into 2025 even stronger! #HappyNewYear #Resolutions #StartNow #HabitBuilding #PersonalGrowth #ProgressOverPerfection #FinancialWellness #VacationPlanning #SavingsGoals

You’re not going to like to hear this, but … there’s no such thing as the “perfect time” to start. December is here! And this time of year, it’s so easy to let the holidays, busy schedules, and colder days push your goals aside. I’ve never pushed the “I’ll start fresh in January” narrative because you can start at any time. Most training processes take a month to get used to the routine anyway before results start happening. This is your reminder that consistent results come from behavior and habit change, and those changes take time. You’ll have to learn how to show up for yourself, even when life feels chaotic. Small, steady actions now will set you up for success long before the new year even begins. So my advice- start now and you’ll already be in a flow with your routine come January 1st. Let’s finish this year strong together 😉 #ConsistencyIsKey #KeepGoing #FitnessJourney #HolidayMotivation

Setting the tone for the week with purpose! The year is gradually slowing down, and we already feel the holiday season. Now is the time to finish strong! What are you focusing on this week to make meaningful progress before the year ends? 👉Set clear priorities – Focus on what truly moves the needle. 👉Break goals into actionable steps– Small wins lead to significant results. 👉Stay accountable– Check in with your progress and adjust as needed. 👉Block time for serious work– Protect your time for tasks that require focus. As we move closer to the holidays, let’s make the most of our time in 2024. Take action, stay consistent, and let’s finish the year strong! What’s your plan for the week? 👇My not-so-little sister. #Goalsetting #ThePublicHealthMuse #elevateyourprofessionalpresencewith_Amaka

Reflecting on 2024 ✨ : This year has been a season of learning to slow down and prioritize what truly matters. For the first time ever, I celebrated all three holidays at home, surrounded by the simple joy of my family. For my daughter's 3rd birthday, we kept it big in love but simple in effort—and it couldn’t have been more perfect. These moments reminded me of a powerful truth: the bigger things in life are actually very simple. They’re found in the time spent with people we love, the laughter of a child, and the gift of presence. As I step into 2025, my biggest takeaway is this: 🌟 prioritize self-care, 🌟 keep things simple, and 🌟 make daily joy non-negotiable. Now, I want to hear from you. What’s your biggest takeaway from 2024? How do you plan to show up differently in the new year? Share your thoughts in the comments below 👇🏾 If you’re ready to make 2025 the year you prioritize yourself and your business goals, let’s talk. DM me to learn how we can create a strategic plan that helps you take care of yourself and hit those big milestones.

Countdown to the Last 30 Days of the Year: Let’s End It Strong! . The year’s almost over, but there’s still time to end on a high note and here’s a Mini *To-Do list* to make the last month of the year count and set the stage for an incredible year ahead: 1️⃣ Start Fresh: 👉 Declutter your workspace, organize tasks, and set clear priorities. 👉 Let go of what didn’t work and approach your goals with a fresh mindset. 2️⃣ Face your Fears: 👉 Tackle one procrastinated task by breaking it into steps and making daily progress. 👉 Read this to get over your fears- https://lnkd.in/dAya8vpu 3️⃣ Set Mini goals: 👉 Make micro goals maybe planning a day or a week's schedule. 4️⃣ Stop complaining, Start practicing: 👉 Rather than dwelling on setbacks, shift your energy to solutions. 👉 Dedicate daily time to improving a skill, habit, or relationship. 5️⃣ Reflect and Recharge: 👉 Spend time each week reflecting on what you’ve achieved and what you want to carry forward. 👉 Celebrate progress, rest, and gear up for a strong start to the new year. . . Ps- Make it a December to Remember! . What are you plans for December? Drop in the comments below! . Img Credit: Southern living . ##SelfImprovement #Mondaymotivation #linkedinlearnings

The New Year isn’t a fresh start for everybody—and that’s ok. Every year, we’re sold the idea that January 1st is a time for joy, transformation, and new beginnings. But what happens if the calendar changes, and life feels exactly the same? I’ve been there—and it can feel disappointing AF. But here are a few things I’ve started to embrace more to manage my expectations: ✨ Roll with the seasons, literally: The calendar New Year actually doesn’t align with nature. January falls in winter—a season for rest, reflection, and preparation—not dramatic change. Don’t fight it. ✨Growth takes time: Like spring blooms, real transformation happens gradually, after unseen moments of preparation. Take your time, boo. ✨Progress takes work: Both in nature and in life, evolution and change take long term commitment, sacrifice and work. It doesn’t come with just the flipping of a calendar page. Seasons of rest and preparation are not failures; they’re part of the process. This year, I’m letting go of the gaslight of the New Year—the pressure to force transformation on a timeline that isn’t mine. Instead, I’m honoring my seasons—knowing that real growth doesn’t follow a calendar and neither might yours. 💜 So Happy New Year to you—whenever it arrives 🥳 #healthcareonlinkedin #healthcare #healthequity

✨ 5 weeks to go before the end of the year! The festive vibes are everywhere—Christmas lights, decorations, and a buzz in the air. But here’s the truth: we really have just 4 weeks to wrap up what we set out to achieve for 2024. Or do we? What if we flipped this mindset around? Let me guide you through this. 👉 It’s 4 weeks to focus on your top priority. Last week, I did this exercise myself, and it was transformative. I asked myself two simple yet powerful questions: 1️⃣ What’s the one thing I need to crack before the year ends? (Or, what would bother me most if I didn’t accomplish it?) 2️⃣ How can I set myself up for a strong start in 2025? The end of the year feels symbolic for many, but life doesn’t hit pause. Projects roll on, new ones are negotiated, signed, and planned. To truly enjoy the holiday break, clear your mental clutter now: 🧠 Make a brain dump: Write down everything—tasks, ideas, goals, fears, even wild ambitions. Separate what needs attention now from what can wait. By doing this, you create the mental space to think clearly, tackle the coming weeks with focus, and start 2025 ready for action. This is your moment to make space for new thoughts and prepare for the future. Let’s finish strong! 💪

Why New Year’s Resolutions Don’t Work Let’s be honest—how many times have you made a big New Year’s resolution, only to give up after a few weeks? It’s super common! At the start of the year, we’re all pumped, saying things like, “I’ll work out every day!” or “I’ll eat super healthy!” But by February, life gets in the way, and those big goals feel too hard to stick to. The problem isn’t you. It’s that resolutions are often too big and overwhelming. Instead of aiming for massive changes all at once, try breaking your goals into smaller, easier steps. For example, if you want to be healthier, start by drinking an extra glass of water each day or walking for 10 minutes. These small habits are easier to stick with, and over time, they build into bigger results. And here’s the good news: you don’t have to wait for January 1st or next Monday or next month to start! You can start small anytime—today, even. Focus on progress, not perfection, and celebrate every little win along the way. Here’s to making 2025 about small, lasting changes—without the pressure of New Year’s resolutions! 🙌 #newyearresolutions