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Develop a personal mantra to carry you throughout the year

by Qaqamba Falithenjwa
mantra: picture: pexels

As the months roll by, it’s easy to feel swept up in the busyness of life, losing sight of the goals and values that truly matter to you. That’s where a personal mantra can make all the difference. Think of it as a simple, empowering phrase that serves as your guide—something you can lean on to stay grounded, focused, and inspired throughout the year.

Whether it’s a reminder to be brave, stay patient, or embrace joy, the right mantra can help you tackle challenges and celebrate victories with clarity and purpose.

According to the Bethany Mccamish publication, to create a new year’s mantra, you need to start by reflecting on your values and goals from the past year. It is then mentioned that you write down any changes you want to make, business goals, or a greater sense of confidence.

The above source further suggests that you start with a single word or word dump, focusing on feelings or emotions you want to embody in the new year. ”Your mantra should really resonate with you and where you are in your life right now. Take your time putting this together, and don’t rush it. As more thoughts and ideas come to you, stop and write them down until you feel confident in what you have and your goals before you write out your full mantra.”

You can use multiple mantras for different reasons or seasons, claims The Bitter Lemon. It is mentioned that once you have a mantra, use it in various ways, such as writing it down or displaying it on a piece of clothing. Remember, you don’t have to commit to a mantra forever; you can change it as needed.

Also see: How daily affirmations can boost your child’s confidence

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