Which of your projects, errands and general to-do items do you still have left from the previous year that you may be able to complete in less than 2 hours? Do them now to enable you to give yourself a fresh start.

Finish what you started

Put yourself at the top of the list. Take care of yourself and strive to reach your own goals.

Make yourself a priority

Dreaming is great, but if you want to accomplish some improvements, you need to make your dream more realistic.Break your dream down into milestones: if you want to work from home, what steps do you need to take? Break those steps down further into actionable steps and start working towards making your dream a reality.

Be realistic

Ask yourself:<ul><li>What went well for me last year?</li><li>What accomplishments did I have?</li><li>How did I improve my life?</li><li>How did I improve my relationships?</li><li>What did I remove from my life that is now making me happier?</li><li>What do I wish I had taken more time for?</li></ul>Write your responses in a journal that you can refer back to in the future. Use these types of questions for areas like home, family, relationships, financial and career.

Do a yearly review

If you have a dream:<ul><li>What does it look like? </li><li>What are you doing in your dream? </li><li>How are you living? </li><li>Who is in the dream with you? </li><li>What does a typical day look like?</li></ul>These questions will help you define what lifestyle you really want. They will also give you ideas on how to achieve that lifestyle.

Focus on what you really want

What is success to you? How to be successful in life? To some, when they think of success, they imagine wealth; others want power; some just want to make a positive impact on the world. All of these are perfectly valid, indeed success is a concept that means different things to different people.

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