With the hours counting til Christmas, it’s a nice time to stop for a moment, amongst the panic of organisation, and give yourself a pat on the back for all your acheivements this year. After seeing my last client for the year, it suddenly hit me as to how much I have created this year, and what a fabulous, yet tough year it had been.
Kicking off with the birth of my son Zac, certainly set the tone for 2009. Becoming a parent was more than I could ever imagine - a huge learning curve, weeks of sleep deprivation, fuelled by an amazing and ever growing amount of love. However, the business had to keep rolling along, which meant a huge juggling act of babysitting between my husband and I. Then, as I started to find my feet as a mother, I decided to keep the creative juices flowing, and grow Greentree Wellbeing into a corporate wellbeing services company, whilst still keeping the clinic operational.
Wow, what a year it has been! I am so so greatful to all my wonderful family, friends and clients, as you have given me the strength to reach for my dreams and to keep focussing on what I love doing. I am so excited about the new year ahead. Never being one for New Years Resolutions, this year I am seriously putting thought into it, as the saying goes – “we are what we focus on on”.
Wishing you all a very Merry Christmas and a healthy and prosperous New Year!
Great first post. I love focusing on happiness as I get to be happy on the way to being happy…if you get my drift.
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I know you will create more and more joy and success in your life Nicole as you now have “the key” ….focus! Yehhhhhh for you and all who are drawn to your bright uplifting energy. Another job well done.
First day back at work and already using my Greentree Corporate Wellbeing tools to make 2010 a year that is 10/10.
A true new years REAL SOLUTION!
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