New Year




2024 is finally here, with a new year comes new resolutions and goals, and of course new challenges. Although I believe that you can change whenever you decide, the January effect is real, it gives you 365  (or 366 if leap-year) new days to make a new habit, and reach goals and dreams.


This year I began celebrating with my friends, I decided to spend my time here rather than with my family, it was a personal decision, I finished my 2023 being at peace with myself and my family, forgiving my faults and learning about them.


Having created a new year's resolution; now I will work on creating the new habits that I chose for this new year, my personal brand, my finances, and my connections. Without forgetting about my physical and mental health.


Yesterday I decided to delete all social media from my phone, I'll just use message apps and image apps, everything else is unnecessary. I did that because I needed to focus more on the present, instead of distracting myself with random videos and social media.


Although I was planning to live alone, this time I was thinking about it, and how will impact my life and way of thinking, maybe instead of thinking about living alone first I will need to think about being economically independent.


I know that maybe I won't accomplish all of my list, but I hope at least have created a path for my future, that was the way I created this blog because I put it on my list in 2021, and since then, I have been writing about 2 years ago.


Whatever the destiny I choose, and the circumstances that this new year will bring to me, I hope to have all my family, friends, and pets with me.


S.

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