HOW TO MAKE NEXT YEAR THE BEST YEAR: ask yourself these 7 questions! 📕🕰️

HOW TO MAKE NEXT YEAR THE BEST YEAR: ask yourself these 7 questions! 📕🕰️ Once upon a time, there was a person, perhaps someone like you, who looked at the calendar and realized that the year was about to end. Twelve months had passed, full of ups and downs, moments of joy and days when everything seemed to be going backwards. But, looking back, he felt a mixture of anxiety and sadness. “What have I really done with this time?” he asked himself. Then, one quiet afternoon, while looking out the window, he decided to pause and reflect deeply. He asked himself: What could he do to transform his life? So, little by little, he formulated 7 questions that seemed simple, but that touched his heart. First question: What is my PURPOSE at this stage of my life? He thought about his day-to-day life. The routine seemed to consume everything: work, obligations, pending tasks. But for what? What was it that really moved him? He realized that he had never stopped to ask himself what he wanted to achieve at this stage of his life. Then he remembered something: when he was a child, he dreamed of making a difference, of helping others, of creating something that would leave a mark. That dream was still there, buried under the noise of daily life. “Maybe my purpose is to reconnect with that,” he thought. Second question: What HABITS do I need to change or build? That night, as he checked his phone, he noticed how much time he spent mindlessly scrolling. Whole hours wasted. But he also knew that small habits could make a big difference. What if he used that time for something that really mattered to him? He decided to start with something small: reduce time on social media and read 10 minutes a day about something he was passionate about. It wasn’t a huge change, but it was a first step. Third question: What RELATIONSHIPS do I need to strengthen, repair, or let go of? A memory hit him like a bolt of lightning: a childhood friend he hadn’t seen in years. Why had they stopped talking? He didn’t know, but he suddenly felt the need to write to him. At the same time, he thought of certain people in his life who seemed more of a burden than a support. Toxic people, who drained his energy and made him doubt himself. “It’s time to prioritize the relationships that really matter and learn to let go of the ones that don’t,” he told himself. Fourth question: What FEARS are limiting me? He thought of all the times he had wanted to try something new, but the fear of failure had paralyzed him. He remembered how he had dreamed of starting a project of his own, but always found an excuse not to start: “I don’t have time,” “I don’t know enough,” “What if I fail?” But what was worse? Trying and failing or never trying at all? That day he decided he would take a small step, even though the fear would still be there. Fifth question: Am I SPENDING my time on what really matters? That question hurt him more than the others. He looked at his calendar and realized how much time he spent on things that didn't bring him anything: distractions, commitments he didn't want to fulfill, meaningless tasks. And the important things? His goals, his family, his health... all of that was put on the back burner. "Time can't be recovered," he thought. He decided to make a list of priorities and dedicate, even if it was just a few minutes a day, to what really mattered. Sixth question: What GOALS have I put off? He closed his eyes and thought about the dreams he had put aside. He had always wanted to have my own company or talk to that girl I like so much or go on a trip 🧳✈️ or take better care of my family or simply learn to play a very fine instrument like the Stradivarius Kena, but he always put it off, he procrastinated almost everything. “When I have more time,” “When I have more time,” he told himself. But he knew that moment would never come if he didn’t create it. He decided that he didn’t need to wait any longer: that same week he would look for online classes or dust off my goals written in a notebook he had saved. Seventh question: Am I GRATEFUL for what I already have? Finally, he realized something important. In his eagerness to improve, he sometimes forgot all the good things he already had. Life, his health, a new dawn, the people who loved him, a roof over his head… These were things he took for granted, but that many people would give anything to have. He decided to start a new habit: every night, write down three things he was grateful for. That small gesture would help him live more presently and appreciate his life as it was. The next day, he made his first call, took his first step toward a forgotten dream, and promised himself that he wouldn't let another year pass by without meaning. This time, he would live with purpose, with gratitude, and with the conviction that time, although limited, could be his best ally if he knew how to take advantage of it. And so began the best year of his life. The Best Is Yet To Come!