Some might argue that every day is the same, but the division of time into weeks, months, and years adds structure and meaning to our lives. Imagine a life without these divisions: it would likely be monotonous and devoid of motivation for many. This structured framework encourages a balanced lifestyle and fuels hope. We can learn from past failures (last week, last month, last year) and strive for improvement in the present. Opportunity to make a new resolution and follow it through.
This year, my primary goal is to achieve financial independence. For the most part, I've relied on my parents, siblings, and loved ones. Having recently graduated from university without a stable income, I feel a sense of responsibility to become self-sufficient. While they haven't complained, I recognize the need to contribute and not be a burden. Seeing my mates out there succeeding further motivates me to strive for more.
I am a fresh graduate, studied Guidance and Counseling in the university, and despite the high unemployment rate in my country, I believe there's a place for me. I'm fortunate to have found a school with an open position in their guidance department and have already submitted my application, taken a test, and attended an interview. I'm not just wishing; I'm taking concrete steps. While waiting to serve my fathers land I plan to be self sufficient. I can easily stay at home and eat, but it feels like I will be wasting away.
I also plan to take my sewing skills more seriously this year. I intend to create a logo and fliers for my business and have already chosen a name for my company (which I'll reveal upon achieving success).
Furthermore, I will dedicate more time to Hive. While I enjoy writing, I've been inconsistent due to various excuses. This year, I will actively participate in the Hive community by powering up regularly and posting consistently to earn rewards and support other users. To brace up my writing skills. I plan to learn more about content creation and I plan to review my plans every three months.
This prompt looks like something I will have to visit constantly, in order to remember what is chasing me and what Iām chasing.