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45 Days Till 2025: Finish Strong, Start Ready

Rita OrakwuebyRita Orakwue
November 17, 2024
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45 Days Till 2025: Finish Strong, Start Ready
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With just 45 days left in 2024, the year is almost behind us. Yet, the last days of the year are not about winding down, rather about seizing the moment.

Whether it was the best year thus far or a tough one, 2024 gave you that chance. Upcoming days shall prove to be a gold mine to reflect on your journey, wrap up some loose ends, and get ready for an exceptional 2025.

How to make the most of this time and step into the new year with purpose:

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  • Reflect: What Did 2024 Mean to You?
  • Act: The Most You Can Do in the Remaining Time
    • Set a Mini Goal
    • Tie Up Loose Ends
    • Create Moments of Joy
  • Plan: Get Ready for 2025 Now
  • Dream Big, Plan Small
  • Setting Priorities
  • Visualize Your Success
  • Close the Year in Gratitude

Reflect: What Did 2024 Mean to You?

Before you jump into thinking about next year, take a little time to unpack this one. What made this year singular in some way? What am I most proud of, and what would I have done differently?

It helps you understand where you’ve grown, what you’ve accomplished, and how to use your mistakes to learn and improve. It’s not about beating yourself up but about gaining clarity. So, do an inventory by asking yourself:

  • What were my biggest accomplishments this year?
  • What did I learn from my challenges?
  • How am I different today compared to January 1st, 2024?

Take a moment to reflect on where you’ve been so that you can chart a clearer path for where you’re headed.

Act: The Most You Can Do in the Remaining Time

The year is not yet over. Forty-five days may be short, but it is long enough to make some progress, start something new, or finish something important. Here’s how:

Set a Mini Goal

Pick one small but meaningful goal that you can accomplish before December 31st. It could be reading that book, saving a certain amount of money, or reconnecting with that old friend. The sense of accomplishment will help motivate you as the year wraps up.

Tie Up Loose Ends

Now, think about what you didn’t get to finish. Was there something you said you were going to do, something you wanted to do, perhaps a project, a task, or something or a promise from earlier this year that you can still do? Closing these loops creates fulfillment and peace in your world.

Create Moments of Joy

Don’t let the busy-ness of the season overshadow your need for joy. Be it spending time with family, indulging in favorite hobbies, or reflection in solitude, leave space for what is important to you.

Plan: Get Ready for 2025 Now

Great years aren’t found; they’re crafted with intention. So as you get ready for 2025, plan with an active mindset.

Dream Big, Plan Small

Consider where you would like to be this time next year. What specific goals will get you closer to your vision? Take each goal and break it down into concrete, manageable steps that you can easily take. For example, if you want to get in shape, pledge to take a 20-minute walk each day starting today.

Setting Priorities

It’s not necessary for every goal to happen all at once. Decide which of those areas in your life need the most priority: career, health, relationships, or finances in 2025. Knowing your priorities makes your work a lot stronger.

Visualize Your Success

Really visualize what you want 2025 to be like or feel like. Take it through a vision board, journaling, or just by seeing it in your mind. This puts your goals at the forefront.

Close the Year in Gratitude

Regardless of how this year has shaped up, there is always something that one can be thankful for. Gratitude is a great way to close the year with a positive mindset. Take some time and appreciate those people, experiences, and lessons that shaped your year.

You can even make a list of things you are thankful for in 2024. And reminding yourself of such blessings will enable you to plunge into 2025 with a very positive and hopeful heart.

The new year is not just about the turning of a calendar page but a fresh canvas waiting to be filled. How you spend the last 45 days of 2024 will set the tone for the year to come. Be it finishing strong, setting bold goals, or finding simple joys in the present, make it count.

2025 is already waiting at the threshold, holding new promises of opportunity, growth, and success. It’s time to begin preparation right now, for the best year of your life starts with the steps you take today.

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Rita Orakwue

Rita Orakwue

Orakwue Rita is a mass communication graduate and versatile content writer. With a background in journalism and creative writing, she excels in creating engaging and high-quality content for various platforms, including social media, blogs, and websites. Her storytelling skills make her a valuable asset in content creation.

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