So instead of resolutions that feel like pressure disguised as promise, what if we entered the new year with curiosity?

It asks us to see the divine in others.
It asks us to move with kindness even when no one’s keeping score.
It invites us to give from the depth of who we are, rather than from obligation or pressure.

Notice any moment that feels like someone just wrapped a soft blanket around your heart. A kind message. A perfectly timed song. The sun hitting your face. Warmth counts as joy.

There’s something about November and December that wakes up the part of our brain that holds onto childhood.

Most of us have been conditioned to believe that rest is something we earn only after everything is done.