One of the most important observations I have made is that most adults do not know how to end a year and how to start a new year. Since the end of the year coincides with the celebration of Christmas, and the beginning of a year coincides with the celebration of the New Year, it is a pity that most adults equate their preparations for these great celebrations with their preparations for the end. of the year and the beginning of a new year respectively. This is a common mistake fueled by ignorance.
In fact, in the opinion of most adults, preparing for the end of the year is synonymous with preparing for Christmas; Preparing for the beginning of a year is synonymous with preparing for the New Year's celebration. To make matters worse, many organizations, associations, unions, clubs, etc. They organize parties to mark the end of the year as well as the beginning of the year. This is not a way of saying that there is something inherently wrong with any of these celebrations.
However, the point being made is that the preparations for these celebrations and the celebrations themselves have the inevitable consequence of diverting the focus of most people from the vital, critical, ultimate, supreme, ideal, and most valuable activity of the world. the season: evaluating their performance in the year. It is worth noting that, like preparing for a wedding, it is not the same as preparing for marriage; preparing for the holiday celebration is not the same as preparing for the end of the year.
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Also, preparing for the New Year's celebration is not the same as preparing for the beginning of the year. Just as preparing for a wedding is preparing for a one-day event, while preparing for marriage is preparing for a life event; preparing for the celebration of Christmas and/or New Year is preparing for an event of the day while preparing for the end of the year and/or the beginning of a New Year is preparing for life. This is axiomatic that every adult must accept before they can enjoy a meaningful life.
If you were asked to review this year, which ones will parade as her accomplishments for the year? Perhaps most people will not have significant success to show for the year. It's a shame that the only success many people have at the end of each year is one year beyond their age. However, wise people don't celebrate age. Rather, they celebrate the accomplishments that accompany their time. You were previously asked, "How many of your expectations at the beginning of this year have come true?"
If you are also asked why only a very insignificant percentage of humanity celebrates significant achievements at the end of a year, what would your answer be? Why do most people have nothing meaningful to celebrate at the end of each year? Before you can answer these questions, you must answer another question: "How do people start a New Year?" But before you can answer this question correctly, you must also answer another, "How did you end the previous year?"
This is one of the key benefits of evaluating your performance towards the end of a year. Except you take stock of your life towards the end of the year and realize the areas in which you excelled and the areas in which you failed; you will not know the areas in which to improve in your life. When it comes to an annual success-inducing ritual, it is repeatedly neglected; success and future are lost, even without any regrets. This is one of the reasons why most people remain static on the road to success year after year, even when time flies.
Ending a year and/or starting a new year without meaningful preparations has disastrous consequences in the long term, if not for life. You are in the best position to set reasonable goals and make meaningful plans for a New Year after evaluating a year that is about to end. You will do yourself a huge favor this year if you focus on preparing for the end of the year and the beginning of another year, rather than preparing for Christmas and New Year, respectively.
