Happy New Year!
Happy New Year
NO! I am not confused.
I celebrate 2 New Years’ Days.
Because I have been around school and university for most of my life it always feels that August is the close of the summer and a new year begins in September with the return to school.
January 1st is my calendar New Year’s Day while September 1st is my psychological and learning New Year’s Day.
I hope you’ll join me in making a New Year’s learning resolution and that this year will be full of learning, performance, enjoyment, energy, and engagement for you.
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What an awesome idea – to celebrate September 1st as a New Year’s Day for learning. I will join you in this challenge!
I declare that I will spend the next year learning and enjoying life! I look forward to making mistakes, and then learning and growing from them. And having a great year!
Lance,
I am glad you and a few others found the idea of today being New Year’s Day helpful.
My primary focus for this “new year” is on follow-through and follow-up.
David
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Super! I totally agree with you “…year will be full of learning, performance, enjoyment, energy, and engagement …” it redifines motivation!
what a creative thought! thx David.
Cheers!
Ramya
Ramya:
Perhaps we should start a society that believes New Year’s Day is September 1st. Of course we could also celebrate January 1st too. I am 9 days into the New Year and really enjoying it.
David