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Hi Reader,

This week, I had the privilege of leading a planning session for my women’s networking group, and it was a beautiful reminder of how powerful it is to reflect and set intentions.

As the year winds down, many of us experience a slower pace in work or business while our personal lives pick up speed. Instead of waiting until January to set your goals for 2025, why not take this time to open your mind to possibilities and get ahead of the curve?

Here’s a simplified version of the process I shared to help you start planning your 2025:

1. Celebrate Your Wins​
Our brains naturally focus on what isn’t working, but shifting your energy to celebrate your progress can be transformative. Write down 3–10 things you’ve accomplished or overcome this year. Reflect on where you are and express gratitude for the growth and lessons you’ve gained along the way.

2. Assess Your Life, Career, or Business​
Use these three simple questions:
- What worked this year?
- What didn’t work?
- What will you do differently in 2025?

3. Set Your Big Goals​
Based on your reflections, choose one or more major goals for 2025. You might also select a theme or “word of the year” to anchor your focus and intentions.

4. Break It Down​
Turn your big goals into smaller, actionable steps. Start with quarterly goals, then break them into monthly, weekly, and even daily actions if needed.

5. Visualize Your Success​
If you’re unsure about what you want, visualization can be a powerful tool. Picture yourself at the end of 2025, having accomplished your goals. How does it feel? What does your life look like? This exercise can help you gain clarity and direction.

Ready to Take the Next Step?​
If you’d like a guided visualization to help you plan for 2025, just reply to this email, and I’ll send it your way!

Or, if you’re feeling stuck and want personalized support to map out a fulfilling year, let’s chat. Book a free clarity call with me to explore your goals and create a clear path forward.

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Here’s to finishing this year with gratitude and starting the next with intention!

Warmly,
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