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Rushing into the future can mean missing important data.
Data, in this case, doesn’t mean points on a graph but really looking in the face of your experiences of the year. The good, the bad, the really hard, and the really exciting ones.
This process helps us see patterns over the course of the year so we can see our growth and evaluate what we want to leave behind and what we want to bring with us into the new year.
Rushing through the end of the year, avoiding reflection at all costs, making big promises to yourself and others to rush by the hurts and frustrations of the past year, robs us of the chance to find the best next steps for ourselves, our families, and our work.
Taking the time to truly reflect on the past year is an act of Self-leadership that can support much-needed unburdening.
This liminal space in the in-between of the years can be overrun with expectations and comparisons and feeling inundated with promises of what we need to do or buy that will make this year, the ‘best year ever!’.
But there is power in protecting this time, in protecting your brain and your heart, so you can honor your dreams and desires for the upcoming year.
Be gentle and tender with yourself, but take this time to prepare a path that is intentional and Self-led instead of reactionary.
Take the time to collect the data that will help you translate what is in your head and your heart into experiences that will help you in the next year.
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 By Rebecca Ching, LMFT
By Rebecca Ching, LMFT5
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Rushing into the future can mean missing important data.
Data, in this case, doesn’t mean points on a graph but really looking in the face of your experiences of the year. The good, the bad, the really hard, and the really exciting ones.
This process helps us see patterns over the course of the year so we can see our growth and evaluate what we want to leave behind and what we want to bring with us into the new year.
Rushing through the end of the year, avoiding reflection at all costs, making big promises to yourself and others to rush by the hurts and frustrations of the past year, robs us of the chance to find the best next steps for ourselves, our families, and our work.
Taking the time to truly reflect on the past year is an act of Self-leadership that can support much-needed unburdening.
This liminal space in the in-between of the years can be overrun with expectations and comparisons and feeling inundated with promises of what we need to do or buy that will make this year, the ‘best year ever!’.
But there is power in protecting this time, in protecting your brain and your heart, so you can honor your dreams and desires for the upcoming year.
Be gentle and tender with yourself, but take this time to prepare a path that is intentional and Self-led instead of reactionary.
Take the time to collect the data that will help you translate what is in your head and your heart into experiences that will help you in the next year.
Listen to the full episode to hear:
Learn more about Rebecca:
Rebecca’s 2021 Favorites:
Resources:

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