by Sara Vicente Barreto
Goals rarely fail because they are wrong. More often, they slowly lose their place in our day-to-day decisions.
As the year moves on and life takes over, it becomes harder to stay connected to what we set out to do. This is not about starting again, it’s about checking in, understanding what’s been done (or not), and finding a way back to what matters.
Every January, we tend to fall into one of two traps: dreaming without a plan, or starting without reflection. A reflection on what it means to begin the year with both feet on the ground.
I don’t always want to write. And I don’t always feel like writing. But I always love writing. And I
Routines have the power to bring normality to this anything but normal situation that we found ourselves in. And they add predictibility.
Sometimes changing plans is required. Yes, it’s me here, the one always talking about routines and keeping with your habits. There is a reason for it. Exceptions are there to make the rule.
