2023. A new year, a new chance, a new opportunity. To many, the start of a new year is seemingly a blank canvass where we turn over a page and start anew. MBOpinions READ:
2023. A new year, a new chance, a new opportunity. To many, the start of a new year is seemingly a blank canvass where we turn over a page and start anew. To others, it can sometimes be anti-climactic and seemingly just another ordinary day with 24 hours. Whatever you make, and your take is of the new year, it is undeniably the beginning of something – a new cycle of 365 days to work toward your dreams, goals, aspirations and growth.
As we transition back to normalcy, there are days when I cannot help but reminisce the slow gentle moments of staying at home in 2020. Never did I think I would ever long for those days. But as the world bounces back, so do we. We have learned that resilience and flexibility are key not only to survive in an ever-changing world, but more so, to thrive. After all, it is what can set us apart, sustain our sanity, and help us grow regardless of what shifts and detours the world may take us through.
Regardless of whatever personal decisions we choose to make this year, we must do so in the direction of progress. We must make a conscious effort to evolve simultaneous with the world, and the community around us. Let us always remember that growth does not take place in the realms of our comfort zone, and in whatever way, shape or form we are looking to attain this, requires us to take risks of sorts.
My 2022 ended in a most positive note, and I have a good feeling about this year to come. It is almost as if the world pre-Covid is back in our midst, and it is somewhat surreal because I will never forget the days when we did not see this in sight. Things always happen for a reason; of that I am most certain.
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