2022 New Years Resolution from Kyra Goldman
Atlanta Jewish Times shares our resolutions on what all of us are hoping to accomplish, avoid, and improve upon in the New Year.
Instead of making a New Year’s resolution, I have found that making a vision board is a great way to set my intentions for the coming year. I love to get my creativity flowing! If I set aside time to think about what I really want, then instead of pressuring myself with a list of expectations, it feels like I’m gearing up for an adventure. I like to ask myself, “Who do I want to visit? Where do I want to go? Is there something new I’d like to try? What do I want to learn? What do I want to accomplish?” Thinking about these questions excites my heart and puts me in a hopeful state of mind. I do believe that by working on our own peace and wellbeing, we will naturally project that to others. My ultimate intention is to bring more goodness into this world. I will also be thinking of my Grandma on New Year’s Day as I eat a bowl of lentil soup, since she passed that family tradition on to me.
Kyra Goldman is the administrative coordinator of the Atlanta Jewish Times.
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