Reflection 2019

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I told myself that I wouldn't do any sappy, corny New Year resolution or reflection but I guess it is important to look back in order to move forward. So I took the questions from last year and updated them for 2020.

What were the highlights of 2019?
Two new travel destinations. I went to Jamaica in April and Cancun in May for my milestone birthday.

What am I most grateful for during 2019?
I am so grateful for a job that I don't mind going to each day. I do get tired and frustrated but I like my supervisors and a lot of my colleagues. It is so much better than my previous 2 jobs where I was miserable and would cry driving to work.

I am also extremely grateful for the financial blessings that have allowed me to reach several of my end of year goals!

What is your theme for 2020?
Harmony. Lisa Nichols shared a message about balance being a myth. But the gag was that we are really seeking harmony not balance in our lives. I know I want to achieve harmony in my relationships at work and in my personal life.

How do I want to evolve and grow in 2020?
I want to connect to others in a genuine and authentic manner. 
I want to be open to love.
I want to lose my excess weight and reclaim my health.
I want to pay off all debt, save money for retirement, invest money, and build wealth.

What are your goals in those areas?

  • continue to focus on social and emotional health through meditation, prayer, and possibly therapy.
  • smile more. 

  • develop and sustain a wellness plan with healthy eating habits. Incorporating exercise into my day every day. Drink more water. Self-discipline.
  • be smart and disciplined about my finances.  


What are your goals for 2020? Tag, you're it!


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