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The New Year Lie: Why Fresh Starts Don't Work When You're Already Burned Out
January arrives with this collective fantasy: clean slate, new energy, everything resets. We're supposed to feel the possibility. Momentum. The chance to do it differently this time. Except some of us enter the new year already exhausted..
Dr. Nicole Brock
Jan 22
Doorways of Purpose and Leadership
The month of January ushers in a season of new beginnings. As the first month of the year, it offers an opportunity to reset, refresh, and recharge, inviting change for the better. January represents both endings and beginnings: a transition from the old to the new, the past to the future. It is a time for reflection and foresight.
Angela Smith
Jan 22
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