Comments on: 2019 isn't over yet.

By: Melina Elisa

Melina Elisa — Sun, 05 Jan 2020 19:33:39 +0000

In reply to K.M. Sutton. I definitely check in on myself multiple times a year, so I might check in with myself for the new year, but it's definitely not the only moment where I think "wow, it's time to find my new me!" Thanks so much for reading and commenting! I'm so glad to know you can relate :) x

By: Melina Elisa

Melina Elisa — Wed, 01 Jan 2020 22:05:08 +0000

In reply to The Style of Laura Jane. I feel the same exact way! New Years can be super addicting, but I definitely prefer to check in with myself more often than once a month. I feel like it's easier to keep up with your goals if you're constantly checking on yourself and even realigning your goals to see what you really want in life. Thanks so much for reading and commenting Laura ! xx

By: K.M. Sutton

K.M. Sutton — Sun, 29 Dec 2019 18:51:06 +0000

Yasss to ALL of this! I one hundred percent agree with you. The only time I eve contemplate a "New me" is on my birthday. I am a strong believer in bettering yourself and chasing dreams and goals every day, not just at the New Year. Great post sweets! <3

By: The Style of Laura Jane

The Style of Laura Jane — Mon, 23 Dec 2019 17:28:41 +0000

New Year's can be very addictive. After over indulging and spending at Xmas, it's a great feeling to set goals and have something new to look forward to. I think a lot of people have NYE resolutions just to handle Christmas guilt. I use to love trying to create a new year, new me thing, but I prefer checking in with myself every couple of months, just having a mental, honest conversation on whether I'm following the right path. I do like the excuse NY resolutions give though to refocus. But like you say, you can work on a goal on any given day, you don't need January the 1st to help. xxx