The True Purpose Of New Years Resolutions

Resolutions for the upcoming year are important, because it forces you to reflect. Who you are, what you’ve done, who you want to be. Growth isn’t possible without introspection. Being a better version of yourself means progress over perfection. No matter how big or small the change is. Write 3 things you want to work on in 2026 and 3 you want to release. Via: SelfCareExpress

Setting Fear Based Boundaries In 2026

Definitely begin the new year with this question and go from there. Fear is a necessary emotion for survival. Where are the people who weren’t afraid of snakes?

Dead.

Leaving us to evolve with certain instincts for safety purposes. However, in excess it can cripple and hinder you from fully experiencing/enjoying life. This question is a good determinant for figuring out your boundaries pertaining to the matter. Pick on thing that scares you unnecessarily to do in 2026: public speaking, songwriting, making new friends, taking a class etc. Via: Helium Magazine

Somewhere In Between Figured Out & No Idea

Life is…complicated, far more so than you’re ever taught in school, or by your parents. It’s fine to be a hot ass mess, figured out, or somewhere in between. When you think about it we’re all in the middle if you’re doing it right. Why? Because you’re an imperfect human, a work in progress, always evolving. Unless you’re stagnant, stuck, clinging to your trauma. Which are you? Creator: Its Nata

Monday W.I.P

Monday motivation, remember we are all continuous works in progress. You are complete (hopefully if healed), but can always do better. It’s the journey not the destination you imperfect being. In what ways do you feel complete? In what ways are you unfinished? What do you want to work on today (big or small)? Via: Okay Nevermind