Make Every Day Better - Happy New Year!

Every day you are an older and wiser version of yourself; it’s up to you whether not each new day is better or worse than the one before it, but it can never be the same.  Tuesday – a day of the week that is otherwise pretty insignificant and part of the routine – marked the beginning of a whole new year. Most people are making resolutions and goals and ideas for what they want to accomplish, as they see a clean slate and fresh opportunities.

Here are some question for you to think about as you address this fresh round of 365 days ahead.  Use these, and your unique answers, to make each day better, creating your best year yet:

-What top five things do you value most in your life?
-What is your greatest strength? How do you demonstrate/use it?
-How old would you be if you didn’t know how old you are (i.e. age is just a number!)?
-What are you avoiding?
-What are you passionate about?
-What are you learning?
-What/who are you teaching?
-What have you committed to?
-What do you wish you had more time for?
-What clutter can you remove?
-What worries you? Why?
-What excites you? Why?

-What do you hope to accomplish this year? Why?
-What is the one BIG thing you’re ready to do in 2013?

Take these questions with you as you plan out the year in your own way – day by day, week by week or month by month. Feel free to share some of your big goals and other questions you use to identify what’s worth working towards for you in this new year!

Source: Tiny Buddha – 28 Powerful Questions for a Happy Life