Of course it is!
So are other 364 days as well.
Provided you don’t lose enthusiasm over yourself like the rest of the world does.
Every day is a day to form new habits, create a new system, and make yourself proud.
Only if we choose to do it.
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Of course it is!
So are other 364 days as well.
Provided you don’t lose enthusiasm over yourself like the rest of the world does.
Every day is a day to form new habits, create a new system, and make yourself proud.
Only if we choose to do it.
This year, I’m doing something different: creating habits instead of goals. While I do have some goals at the back of my mind, they’re all effective when we build systems around them.
So here are mine:
1. Create one IG reel + one LinkedIn post daily. And write a Twitter thread every Tuesday about lessons from the book I’m reading.
2. Sleep by 9:30 PM. Daily.
3. Have daily habits of reading and meditation, and check my chart daily at EOD.
The only person between you and your happiness and success is you, and let good habits nudge you away from the old you.
Happy New Year folks! I’d love to listen to your habits, DM me on IG/Twitter/ LinkedIn with the handle nishthagehija26.
See you then, and 2021 will be the best year of your life!
We all are talking about what 2019 taught us, yours truly being one of them.
Though that’s all great, I respectfully urge you to think over, what’s something you want to master in 2020.
Not a resolution.
Not a goal either.
Something that’s a part of your identity as much as perhaps your cellphone is.
And when you’ve decided, don’t wait for 2020 to teach it to you by December end.
Instead, be someone who teaches their awesomeness to the world as and when they learn it, something that’s independent of clock of time.
Why is it important?
Because the time needs to know, you’re the Master, not the other way round.
How can we wrap up 2019 without sharing the wonderful life lessons this year brought along? Here we go, hope you enjoy reading them, as much as I did, writing:
Those were some of mine, easy yet the ones that will make 2020 better.
Want to know some of the business and career lessons 2019 brought along? Check them out here.