6 Must-Do’s Before 2023 Arrives
Not an exhaustive list to cause you a December burnout
I don’t want to overwhelm you. Neither do I want to add mental pressure on you.
But I have to share what I’ve recently learned. It will recharge your mental and creative energies.
I went to my nephew’s school to attend the new year’s assembly. During the event, the principal made an announcement that made me stop in my tracks.
She said: “We all know that 2023 is coming up soon. And most people see it as a new beginning. But it’s not.”
“2023 is just a continuation of the same journey. With.Minor.Tweaks.” she added.
You don’t need to change yourself and make new plans for the next year. If you do, you are more likely to have the next year same as this one.
I can’t share the entire presentation, but here are some glimpses that could be beneficial for your mental, emotional, psychological, and physical recharge.
1. Write a letter to yourself
It sounds cheesy and perhaps a bit ridiculous, but writing a letter to yourself is one of the best things you can do before 2023 arrives.
In the letter, take some time to identify things you appreciate about yourself.
