The search for fulfillment is constant and repetitive...
...like life - it's only over when it's over.
Every New Year's Eve, my husband (and business partner) and I reflect on what the year has brought us professionally and personally.
By taking stock of where I have been, I can make any course corrections. I ask myself a few questions...
Did I have fun at work and home?
Did I leave the world a little better through my choices and contributions?
Did I harm anyone that I love?
Do I still feel energized by and connected to my work?
Was I either profitable or moving toward profitability?
Have I been a good role model to my children?
Am I giving my husband what he needs, and am I receiving what I need in my marriage?
Am I willing to change what I don't like about myself and my life?
By spending time with myself, by finding my quiet, I can listen to these answers from within. This conversation is always the first step for me to keep my life on track.
Every New Year's Eve, my husband (and business partner) and I reflect on what the year has brought us professionally and personally.
By taking stock of where I have been, I can make any course corrections. I ask myself a few questions...
Did I have fun at work and home?
Did I leave the world a little better through my choices and contributions?
Did I harm anyone that I love?
Do I still feel energized by and connected to my work?
Was I either profitable or moving toward profitability?
Have I been a good role model to my children?
Am I giving my husband what he needs, and am I receiving what I need in my marriage?
Am I willing to change what I don't like about myself and my life?
By spending time with myself, by finding my quiet, I can listen to these answers from within. This conversation is always the first step for me to keep my life on track.
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posted by Michelle Yozzo Drake at 3:36 PM
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