January 1st Manifest: Gratitude is the first principle in intention-setting. Begin each day by thinking of five things that you are grateful for. Gratitude proves to be one of the most important tools in manifesting abundance, drawing the spotlight on what is rather than on what lacks.
Go beyond traditional New Year traditions and set the intentions that feel right for you. Write down what exactly you want to achieve in the work, relationships, and personal development areas and take some time out to visualize you actualizing these.
If everything is organized and clean, it will make your mind clear. Spend time decluttering the spaces: cleaning donations of used things, cluttering the room, and welcoming the New Year with positive energy and clarity.
Get pictures, affirmations, and words that speak to you about your dreams. The vision board will be the source of your motivation and alignment towards fulfilling that goal throughout the year.
Go walking; watch the sunrise; take a fresh breath of air. Nature has a therapeutic energy that helps shed the old to take on new beginnings.
Meditate, have a good book, take a long bath, and enjoy a sumptuous meal. The thought of your wellness grounds you back into your blissful self-love, which is the fuel to your best achievements.
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Perform one good deed. As you glide into the new year, have some positivity flow from you-help a neighbor, make a call to a good friend, or toss some bucks into a worthy cause. Each good deed creates a happy ripple effect that brings good energy back to you.
This January 1 is your canvas for the year. For subsequent brushes filled with paints of gratitude, intention, and kindness, this canvas will gain great momentum to create a year of growth, success, and joy.
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