The positive energy of New Year’s resolutions

CHRISTMAS will be here soon, in less than two weeks, and the New Year of 2018 is also on the way. As the holiday season approaches, many people are rejoicing in the festive season, and re-evaluating some of their life choices, including me.

Resolutions are valuable visions because they give us positive energy, and inspire us to see the world in different shades.

Everyone ought to have a resolution, but what if you’re not sure what your resolution is? Or what if you’ve lost hope, and set resolutions aside?

If you’re unsure or you’ve given up, I would like to let you know that there’s good news. You can always find or recapture your resolutions, and they can be big or small because not all resolutions have to be big to be worth pursuing.

They just need to be bigger than you are.

So, allow yourself to begin thinking of a resolution. It can be a promise to change a bad habit like eating less junk food or a promise to develop a positive habit, such as serving the community with genuine humility.

I was grateful for the things I did and had in 2017. The year has been kind to me and with a heavy, but hopeful heart, I bid 2017 farewell and await 2018 with a new resolution.

My resolution is to have one task on my list which can be checked without having led me to ten more in order to complete that one.

It is a promise that I make for myself to commit, with a goal that is to improve life in the coming New Year.

Here’s to thinking boldly and fearlessly.