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Rachel Kolisi reflects on the new year ahead after birthday celebration

Siya Kolisi’s wife Rachel Kolisi recently celebrated her 33rd birthday on the 21st January.

The Co-founder & CEO of Kolisi foundation took to her Instagram to share photos of her birthday celebrations. The mom of two also reflected on the last year and the new year goals she has set for herself.

She said in her Instagram caption:

“Yesterday I celebrated my 33rd birthday with friends that have become like family to us, filled with all my favourite things!,” she wrote.

Rachel revealed that each year she begins her goal setting on her birthday.  

“I do my goal setting on my birthday every year. It’s 21 days into the new year so I have a good idea of what’s realistic.”

The mother of two said that studying last year was a “hot mess.”

“I love ticking off the previous years goals (not the studying that’s been a hot mess!! ) and starting the year knowing I’ve achieved some pretty amazing things.”

The wife of the Springboks legend also dives into her spirituality and said that God told her to be “still, heal and prepare for what was coming,” she added. 

I reflected on this time last year doing the same thing, and I remember feeling like God said it was a season to be still, heal and prepare for what’s coming. Obviously had no idea then, where I’d be now, but he sure did!”

“This year’s goals, and life in general, are going to require a lot of faith and guidance.

I’m feeling excited, inspired, motivated and so so grateful.”

 

 

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