New years are usually about new beginnings, new plans or resolutions. But it can be a lot of pressure to commit to new goals as we tend to think about what we don’t have, what is not working. Instead, take a moment to acknowledge what you do have and what you have accomplished, and develop new qualities to better yourself but aligned with the person you are. Here are some steps to start cultivating what you want by loving what you have.
Cultivate what you want by loving what you have
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