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🧚♀️Thing to leave behind in 2024 🧚♀️ firstly, happy new year to all of u 🧿 As a new year begins, we all make a list of things we'll start doing in the new year, but it's also important to leave behind toxic habits like- 🧚♀️ OLD GRUDGES– Letting go of past hurts to welcome more peace into your life. 🧚♀️ OVERTHINKING – Trusting your instincts and not letting fear hold you back. 🧚♀️UNNECESSARY STRESS – Prioritizing self-care over people-pleasing or perfectionism. 🧚♀️ NEGATIVE PATTERNS – Breaking cycles that don’t bring joy or growth, whether in habits, relationships, or thoughts. 🧚♀️ FEAR OF VULNERABILITY – Opening up more to connect deeply with those who truly care. 🧚♀️ CLUTTER (Physical and Emotional)– Simplifying your life to make room for what truly matters. 🧚♀️ MISSED OPPORTUNITIES – Releasing regret and embracing new chances with optimism. 🧚♀️ IMPOSTER SYNDROME – Trusting in your skills and accomplishments without second-guessing yourself. 🧚♀️ LIVING FOR OTHERS EXPECTATIONS – Focusing more on what *you* truly want, not what others think you should. what is something you're leaving behind in the leaving year? comment below

Your Attention Is Priceless Why Giving It Away Freely Is the Costly Happy New Year! The clock has started, it’s 2025. Just like that. This is the year __________ (fill in the blank). That’s what we are all thinking about. There is nothing wrong with reflection and having a visualization meeting with yourself. Next, you must decide how to spend your time and attention. To achieve what you filled in the blank, your time and attention spread will be the X factor. That decision is totally up to you. But if you don’t, it will cost you your fill-in-the-blank. Here are all the things that will happen:  1. You will be excited.  2. Life will life, good and bad.  3. You will feel under the weather.  4. You will get a burst of energy.  5. You will get stuck in the airport (like me in this picture)  6. You will have fun.  7. You will cry.  8. You will laugh.  9. You will sing. 10. You will take a shower. This is just a list of things that happen in life. Sometimes, you need to remind yourself that, good or bad, I am breathing; keep going. Protect your time and attention in 2025 so you can fill in the blank. Praying for everyone reading this message to have their best year ever! ❤️ P.S. Which airport do you think this is in my picture?

🔥 WOW Next year Hey, my friend, the way you enter into next year isn’t determined by your goals, your strategies, or even your systems. Yes, those things matter. But what matters most is you. How you show up personally will make or break everything else. You can have the best strategies, the best ideas, the best plans on paper. But if your heart is weary, if your mind is tired, if your vision is unclear, it won’t matter. Because you’ll carry that weariness, that exhaustion, and that lack of focus into next year—and everything else will fall apart. So I’m asking you to take a moment. Take a moment today, this week, this year to focus on you. Give your heart time to find peace. Give your mind time to rest. Let your vision grow inside of you. For me, this year has been massive. Launching businesses, launching services—it’s pushed me to the edge. But now? Now, I step into a time of rest. A time to heal, to recharge, to prepare. Because when I step into next year, I’m stepping in with force. --> With strength. --> With joy. --> With peace. --> With focus. I’ve decided what I don’t want to carry with me into next year, and I’m leaving it behind. My friend, I hope you’re doing the same. You are fearfully and wonderfully made. You were created to bring light, joy, and hope. You weren’t meant to cower in fear. You were meant to stand in strength, to rise, and to step into your calling with confidence. Next year is coming. The question is—how are you choosing to step into it?

“I'm only going to do this for [x] more years" I hear this from my clients too much. Until they grasp how much they're really sacrificing. If you're thinking this way, you're leaving way too much on the table now. Why wait to start living the life you want? You're — Sacrificing too much now for an uncertain future — Cherry-picking moments and missing fully living — Choosing a life of stress and misalignment, robbing you of joy — Going to constantly move the goalposts and never truly arrive You'll look back wondering, for what… — More money? — A life full of stress? — Climbing the ladder? — Recognition, validation? Here's how to avoid this trap. — Learn to prevent your stress, to live with joy — Ensure work achievements support your ideal life — Align meaningful work and accomplishments with your core values — Prioritize relationships, presence, and peace over relentless hustle Ask yourself: Do I want to feel whole, fulfilled, and enjoy my life now? or chase an uncertain future and have regrets? Avoid should have, would have, could have’s By living your ideal life now. P.S. Have you been here? (I have)

Patience wasn’t my thing, but life had other plans. If you’re in a waiting season right now, this is for you. I’ve always been someone who chases what I want with everything I’ve got. Opportunities, goals, dreams, you name it, I’m running full speed ahead. But life? Life loves to throw in a waiting period. And for the longest time, I hated it. I saw waiting as something to endure, a roadblock between me and what I wanted. But here’s what I’ve learned: The waiting season isn’t just a delay; it’s preparation. Some of my biggest breakthroughs came after moments when I was forced to pause. In those quiet periods, I learned patience, resilience, and how to trust the process. I gained clarity about where I was heading and how to handle the next step. Now, I no longer rush through the waiting periods. I’ve realized they’re just as important as the destination itself. They’re where the real growth happens. So, if you’re in a waiting season right now, don’t jump out of the process. Lean into it. Learn from it. The waiting isn’t happening to you; it’s happening for you. Have you ever been in a waiting season that taught you something valuable? #PersonalGrowth #Patience #LifeLessons #CareerJourney #Motivation #SelfReflection

Elijah Szasz We only have 21 days: We have to think like this because only 21 days we needed to: - Start a training program - Learn to sale - Do your business Because if we think that we've too much time and then wait for right time to act then we're too late from the people who are acting daily When you're acting you know: - You are doing something at least - You're not sitting on couch and day dreaming - You're far ahead then those people who don't act Let me share you a story: I was the massive procrastinator I usually procrastinate in: - My studies - Sports - In my first business But when I procrastinated in my first business than I got loss of $5000 So then I learned about act Because when you act you loose your procrastination Elijah Szasz What are your views on this ?

Happy New Year everyone. I hope everyone had a great time and have come out the other side in better shape than they went into it. What I wanted to talk about this week is this habit of making "New Year's Resolutions." This is the process of thinking about what we have been doing as individuals over the year, and what we are targeting to do in the new year. While it is admirable to want to improve oneself, this habit of waiting until the first of a new year to do something about it is a little on the ridiculous side. If you believe that what you are doing now is not in line with what you wanted to do with your life, then make a change NOW. Don't wait until January 1st, but take the "bull by the horns" and make that change now. There is no time like the present to make positive changes to your life that can help your mental and physical health. Too often, people think that they just can't make changes right now because of this or that. But that is just an excuse and should not be holding you back from making positive changes to unacceptable actions you are doing. When you believe something is wrong, you fix it as quickly as possible. When it comes to you personally, you have to take the same tactic. If the change seems too large of a change to complete, then break the change down into smaller pieces. There is a saying, that goes something like this - "How do you eat an elephant? One bite at a time." That is the same process you should do for yourself. Take one small step at a time, and before you know it, you will have turned your life around and will be happier with yourself and how you feel. So get out there and make the changes that you want to accomplish the goals that you have set for yourself. You won't believe how much better you will feel, and when you ultimately reach your end goal, you can look back at the journey and give yourself a well deserved pat on the back. Good Luck!!

It’s New Year - Happy New Year all! Time for resolutions. Or is it?   For me they are the “R” word…   Why do I hate New Year’s resolutions? Simple really. 1.      Too many people put off until New Year what they should already be doing. Why wait? 2.      Too many resolutions are based upon what you THINK you should be (thinner, prettier, more successful, tee-total, etc.). What do YOU actually want to be? 3.      Most resolutions fail, leaving you feeling a failure. 4.      Resolutions enforce you into thinking about the future, when you really should be thinking about now. What is wrong with a little reflection on how your life is now, with some gratitude for what you have rather than a constant push for something “better”? 5.      Resolutions are like silver bullets. We are all impatient and want the answer immediately, right now. The best and most meaningful change comes from longer term lifestyle changes, which allow you to enjoy the journey instead of hating the ordeal. Am I alone in thinking this way??

Here’s how I stopped procrastinating and reclaimed my life. From wasting years to making every second count. Imagine this: I’m sitting on my couch,  half-watching some dumb show, while daydreaming about: → Starting a new business. → Travelling the world.  → Getting in shape.  → Finding the one. And then I do... absolutely nothing. Sound familiar? That was me—for YEARS. Until one day, I tricked my brain into action. I told myself: “Just try it for 21 days. If it sucks, you can quit.” Turns out, 21 days is just short enough to not feel scary —and just long enough to make progress. Here’s how it went: → Day 1: “This feels dumb. Why bother?” → Day 7: “Hey, I’m kind of into this.” → Day 21: “Wait, is this a habit now?” Fast forward a year, and I’ve tackled things I’d procrastinated on for a decade. So here’s my advice: If you’re waiting for the “perfect time,” stop. Just try something for 21 days. You might surprise yourself. We all have less time than we think,  and no guarantee of tomorrow. P.S. Worst case? You learn it’s not for you. Best case? It changes everything.

Life’s too short to spend your Sunday nights in a pit of anxiety, dreading the week ahead. It doesn’t have to be that way. What if you took the leap? What if you chased that dream that keeps nudging you? What if you built a life that doesn’t just feel okay but makes you feel alive? Whether it’s starting a business, switching careers, or simply reshaping your priorities, it’s never too late to fall back in love with your life. The path isn’t always easy, but the rewards? They’re worth every step. This is your sign to listen to your gut, take that risk, and design the life you actually want. Sunday nights don’t have to feel heavy, they can feel exciting. What’s holding you back? This is my Sunday night chilling! #DreamBig #SundayNightMotivation #FollowYourPassion #LifeDesign