Every single year, people make resolutions. And every single year those resolutions fail for too many. Instead of making resolutions, I want to suggest a few positive habits to add to your life. You can still call them New Years Resolutions – or you can call them your Intentions for 2016. Whatever sentence feels better to you.
I am wishing you all a wonderful and blessed 2016!
Claudia
The above post is a part of the following blog hops:
Express Yourself is back – well, actually it was never gone, but somehow I did not find the time for the majority of the last few months to post as a part of this blog hop. This year, however, I am a much more organized (cough) blogger – I hope, so I decided this would be a good time to try this again.
This week, we are asked to write about our resolutions. I am going to limit it here to my writing and blogging goals – I blogged about my more personal, and otherwise categorized resolutions on my spiritual blog already.
Here they are:
1. blog more regularily and with purpose. I am building a brand – me – so that means I have to be a more responsible and directed, mission-oriented blogger. This goes for all three of my blogs.
2. balance three blogs, and not neglect any of them. Every one of my blogs covers an area of my life I am very passioned about. Because they really are not related, and putting them into one would be an unorganized mess, I have three. Spirituality, Productivity, and of course, this one about writing/reading.
3. connect – I want to build relationships, and maybe even friendships through these blogs. Writing means not much without an audience, and caring for this audience is a part of this years mission.
I am looking forward to reading all of your different resolutions!
Wishing you all the most wonderful 2015!
Claudia
dawn of a new year
will you take the chance to dream?
resolutions made
Copyright Claudia H. Blanton 2014
short, sweet days of cold
year’s end brings a new chance to
start the dream once more
Copyright Claudia H. Blanton 2014
This post was inspired by today’s prompt: “One At A Time”, which allows us to only use one syllable works in our post.
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