Perhaps because of a l-o-o-ong
history of making resolutions only to break them in a matter of
weeks...days...hours, I feel more comfortable receiving this sort of advice
rather than giving it. And although I know it’s healthy to step
out of our comfort zones occasionally, I also know it’s sometimes good to simply yield to
the experts. So while I can’t offer any original insights on how to get your
year started right, I can pass on the wisdom of others. And that’s what I’m
doing.
Please check out these bloggers to
learn fresh, inspiring ways to jump-start a successful 2014:
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| Wishing you a new year that is full of hope! |
Thank you for...
ReplyDelete1.) ...the bouquet. On this wintry day, I've been longing for flowers! How did you know?
2.) ...introducing me to Ann Voskamp's lovely post. I'm guessing I'm going to re-read her 25 several times before I'm finished.
3.) ...mentioning my blog.
Happy New Year!
You're welcome, Brandi. As I told you, your post on making a list really inspired me. I started writing my own post about "lists," but then realized I was pretty much repeating what you'd said. So rather than re-invent the wheel, I just linked to your great advice!
DeleteI really liked the 25 for Sanity Manifesto, and it reminds me that one of my goals for the year, for life, should be to search out ways to grow spiritually. To think more consciously of myself as a spiritual being and to nurture that as my essential core. I'm not expressing it very well, but thank you for reminding me of that!
ReplyDeleteBTW, really enjoying TRAVELING MERCIES. :)
Sonia, I'd also set growing in my faith as a goal for this year. When I discovered Ann Voskamp's post, I was excited to find she had listed many tangible, practical ways to do that.
DeleteGlad you're enjoying the book!