New Year, New Goals: Simple Steps to Enhance Your Mind and Spirit

As the new year approaches, it’s natural to start thinking about ways to improve and grow in the coming months. If you’re a reader of “Sapiens Verbum” and are looking for some inspiration for your own new year’s resolutions, here are a few ideas to consider:

1. Read more: One of the main goals of “Sapiens Verbum” is to expose readers to the ideas and perspectives of influential minds in history. Consider making a resolution to read more this year, whether that means setting a goal for the number of books you want to read or simply making a commitment to reading more often.
2. Learn something new: Another great resolution for the new year is to learn something new. This could mean taking up a new hobby, learning a new skill, or simply exposing yourself to new ideas and perspectives.
3. Be more mindful: The new year is a great time to focus on mindfulness and self-improvement. Consider setting a goal to practice mindfulness on a daily basis, whether through meditation, journaling, or simply taking a few minutes each day to be present and aware.
4. Get organized: If you’re feeling overwhelmed and disorganized, consider setting a goal to get your life in order. This could mean decluttering your space, creating a more organized schedule, or simply making a plan to tackle tasks more efficiently.
5. Be more social: Finally, consider setting a goal to be more social this year. This could mean making a plan to spend more time with friends and family, joining a club or organization, or simply making an effort to connect with others more often.

No matter what your new year’s resolutions may be, the most important thing is to make a plan and stick with it. By setting specific, achievable goals and making a commitment to work towards them, you can make the most of the new year and continue growing and learning.