How to Write Your Letter
Your letter should talk about the year you want to have ahead. Simon says the letter should answer five questions:
- What are the fears you plan to tackle, those things you believe are holding you back?
- What are adventures you will embrace in the year to come?
- How will you connect or reconnect with others in your life?
- How will you plan to grow?
- What can you do to serve others?
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If you are bored with resolutions, try writing a letter to your self which replicates your values, qualities and goals to achieve.
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