Think about what setting or space helps you to stay in the right mood or helps get you motivated to achieve your goals? Share with the community how you focus on your goals, and see what inspiration arises.

Let us support you! Be specific as possible to more easily manifest it. These can include life goals, business goals, and habits you're thinking about or visualizing for this year.

I’m not one for New Years Resolutions- I rather prefer to set intentions. Some might argue that there the same, but the framing, for me, is the difference. How about you? Do you make a list of New Year’s resolutions? Or intentions? Share them if you like, or any thoughts on them!

Lately, I’ve been rolling the word restraint around in my brain, heart, and tongue. I’m leaning into the uncomfortable yet deliciousness of it, like a hard lemon candy. By restraint, I don't mean holding back Love. I don't mean politeness, making myself smaller, or silence. I mean holding Love wisely. The kind of restraint that lives in the pause between the impulse and intervention; the kind that resists the urge to smooth over, fix, rescue, or explain. It trusts people with their own dignity. Restraint is choosing not to make myself the center of every moment of care. It is the choice not to rush in, not to fill the silence, and not to force resolution, protecting what is trying to surface and the relationship holding it. I'm learning that restraint is what keeps True Hospitality from becoming control. It is presence without intrusion, care with boundaries, and Love that lets everyone Be. In my life, restraint has often been misunderstood as indifference, overlooked in systems that reward urgency, and taken advantage of by people who assume calm means endless capacity. And still, I am choosing it. Because restraint isn't weakness. It's strength under conscious direction. It is an ethical stance and a form of leadership I have quietly learned to trust through practice, beneath my conscious awareness. This process is uncomfortable. It is precise. Once tasted, it is hard to give up. Where in your life are you practicing restraint without calling it that? And what might change if you trusted it as a strength?

If you haven't already, be sure take a fully day to truly reflect over the last year and revel in all your growth from the past year. Often I see students who "finish" vs "complete" their year, rushing off to the next accomplishment. This is a big missed opportunity my clients often miss. Consider that without a deep dive to reflect, you can subconsciously run the same pattern into the new year getting the same incremental results, rather than truly building and creating unexpected results you couldn't even imagine. Catch the replay of our "Winter Solstice Integration and 365 Bows" workshop where we go through these 2025 reflection questions starting at 12:20: