Think of this time as your roots resting as they reset with new thoughts and ideas. Remember my friend, January isn’t always asking for decisions, or pumping up the to do list, think of this time more about paying attention as you focus on your what you want your ultimate Ta Da’s to be.

If you are reading todays letter you have made it this far into 2025, with only steps away from 2026.

Over the course of the last few weeks, I have been sharing tools that I have found are helpful in embracing the joy in life that is available to each of us, if we choose to embrace the possibilities.

“As the garden restores itself beneath the surface, winter invites us to do the same — nourishing our roots so we’re ready for what wants to grow next.”
— Cheri Ruskus

What are you tolerating in your life from daily little annoyances to perhaps some large issues that are keeping you from true happiness?

Have you ever noticed the difference between people who do the things they say they want to do versus those who seem to just continue to only talk about doing those things?

With many reminders of gratitude lingering in the air, happy December 2025! 

What are you ready to conquer during this last month of the year?

Food for thought, while counting down the days until 2026, what core values are you open to strengthening to help you finish up this year with a smile.

Through it all, what is truly amazing are the number of things in our homes we can lose sight of on a regular basis. Whether those items gets buried deep in a closet or sitting out in the open and somehow, seem to get overlooked on a daily basis.

There is a saying as well that youth is wasted on the young because we learn so much about life as we grow older. What we know as we enter one decade after another is that each decade can be measurable in so many ways.

Life can be full of one storm or another. There are storms we can see coming and storms that seem to come straight out of a blue sky. In my opinion, there is no better place to ride out the storms of life than the places in our homes that give comfort, most especially when we need it most.

Do you ever wake up Monday morning and feel like you might have been hit by a Mac Truck after a very full physically demanding weekend?

Well, that is me this morning my friend. But onward I go to grow, as there is much that I look forward to accomplishing in the week ahead.