Forget rigid resolutions! Instead, discover the power of setting intentions for the new year. Explore the concept of valuing time as your greatest asset and learn to control what you can. Embrace joy in everyday moments while letting go of what no longer serves you. Dive into personal growth by going all in and commit to meaningful change. Gain actionable insights that will help shape a fulfilling life in 2025.
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Intentions vs. Resolutions
Favor New Year's intentions over rigid resolutions.
Intentions provide a flexible, big-picture direction for the year.
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Time as an Asset
Recognize time as your most valuable asset.
Appreciate and utilize your time effectively.
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Control the Controllable
Focus your energy on things you can control.
Taking action helps alleviate stress and anxiety.
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In this essay, Seneca addresses the common complaint that life is too short by arguing that life is sufficiently long if one uses it wisely. He contends that people waste much of their time in luxury, carelessness, and pointless activities. Seneca emphasizes the importance of living in the present, pursuing philosophical wisdom, and avoiding the distractions that make life seem short. He advises readers to organize each day as if it were their last and to avoid procrastination and the preoccupation with future or past concerns[2][4][5].
I've never been a fan of New Year's resolutions: They're too rigid and require a belief that you can choose the perfect set of resolutions that will be relevant throughout the entire year.
I prefer to set New Year's intentions: Big picture, open-ended ideas and mindsets that I want to focus on for the year ahead.
The 5 intentions I'm setting for 2025: (1) Recognize time as the most valuable asset, (2) Control the controllable, (3) Find joy in the small, (4) Let go of the things that no longer serve me, and (5) Go All In.
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