There is an excitement in something that is new. A new car, a new home or even new items that were very much needed. We like new things.
What is something new you need for this year? What needs to be replaced? Does the thought of exchanging the old for the new excite you?
You know very well that if you take good care of it, then it will last a long time. You’ve probably already figured out a maintenance plan for whatever you have that is new.
New things make us happy…but new things will eventually get old and wear out.
However, there is something new we could all use that could potentially last for a long time, maybe even a life time.
I’m talking about a new feeling with life. A fresh outlook on the future. Not something that will in time need to be replaced, but a consistent feeling that started new on this January 1st.
Your surroundings may not change, but your perspective can.
Happy New Year’s Day and Happy New Outlook On Life!!!
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