When it comes to aspirations, it’s not about ideas. It’s about making ideas happen. What’s your next step?<\/i><\/p>\n
In 2010<\/a>, it was about dream making. In 2011<\/a>, it was about sticking to my boundaries. In 2012<\/a>, it was about being true. In 2013<\/a>, it was about embracing fear. In 2014<\/a>, it was sitting my butt down and writing. In 2016<\/a>, it was about leading. In 2017<\/a>, it was about persistence. In 2018<\/a>, it was about seeing the big picture. In 2019<\/a>, it was about moving on (on my own terms).<\/p>\n In this very special year, it’s about simply valuing the things (and people) I love and finding ways to recreate those experiences. It’s an easy cop-out answer for this year.<\/p>\n There’s a question though about FOMO that I know that I will unfortunately falter. What other people do, what the Jones do is going affect me. Look, they’re partying. Look, they’re traveling. Look, they’re doing this and that. And I’ll feel obligated to do the same.<\/p>\n I already had been progressing toward this path. I got traveling out of the way. I refined the friend group. I pivoted my interests into something that felt more fulfilling to me. I indulged in what I actually liked rather than what others liked. And I’ll be aware of what’s truly unhealthy for me. And what things were truly healthy.<\/p>\n But with this comes worry. When it’s back to “normal”, when it’s the After times, I might not feel the same anymore.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" When it comes to aspirations, it’s not about ideas. It’s about making ideas happen. What’s your next step? In 2010, it was about dream making. In 2011, it was about sticking to my boundaries. In 2012, it was about being … Continue reading