1. Today,
I'd like you to revisit what you wrote on 1 December on the first day
of Reverb13. How does that compare to where you are now?
Then, without thinking too hard about it, grab a pen and some paper and finish the following five sentences:
2014 is going to be MY YEAR because...
In 2014, I am going to do...
In 2014, I am going to feel...
In 2014, I am not going to...
In December 2014, I am going to look back and say...
For
bonus points, if you participated in #reverb12, compare your answers to
the ones you wrote this time last year. What has been revealled? Where
are the surprises?2. Encounters | What thing did you keep encountering this year over and over again? Was it something you learned from or just a strange coincidence?
1. Eh. I'm pretty much right where I was 23 days ago. That's not a bad thing. What I hope is that NEXT year on Dec. 1 that I have moved ahead.
2014 is going to be my year because I've addressed the health stuff that this year has been all about, and I am more aware than ever before that this is MY life and if I don't make the absolute most of it, it's all my fault.
In 2014 I am going to do a lot more things that make me happy and hang with people who I like and will not be driven by guilt or obligation.
In 2014 I am going to feel HEALTHY because I will get my butt to the gym and improve stability and endurance. I am going to feel HAPPY because I am loved, I have enough, and I am so, so blessed.
In 2014 I am not going to allow anything to take my focus off my own life and well-being. I cannot save anyone else. I cannot fix anyone else. I can only live the best life I can.
In December 2014 I am going to look back and say WOW! That was SO FUN. Let's do MORE!
I did not do Reverb 12 because I was preparing for surgery and working on my energy. But this year has been one of recovery and healing from where I was last year, no doubt about that.
2. This year was a huge year for setting boundaries and sticking to them, and finally understanding that the only life I have any real control over is my own. And then I took that control and relinquished the financial reins for my daughter's disability. YES. No strange coincidence here. I worked HARD at it and at developing positive energy for ME.
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