23 Responses to “Jumping Gently into a Brand New Year”

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  1. Happy New Year to you!

    Your goals seem fabulous & I’m sure you’ll fulfill them.

    I’ve also set myself some targets/goals to focus on & to look forward to & have tried not to go too hard on myself, as I battle with anxiety & depression & my personality type is prone to perfectionism, which tends to cause me to get easily overwhelmed with ‘to-do’ lists!

    May 2013 be a peaceful & positive year for you.

  2. Happy New Year!

    You’ve got some seriously lofty goals, and I can’t wait to see you achieve them. :-)

    My one-word theme for 2013 is love. It may have been a little inspired…

  3. Ali

    Light was my word a few years back and it’s still one of my favorites. Loved this post – super inspiring.

  4. May your New Year be filled with health and joy!

  5. Methane

    All worthy goals. How many are a continuation of your hard work from 2012 and how many are entering into new(ish) territory?

  6. Catherine

    I’m loving your solid intention and focus. You truly raise the bar for me.

    Thank you!
    Cathy

  7. I’ve never been a high-jumper, but 2013 is a year for really reaching for “it.” By “it” I mean just about everything, including my top nine goals (with baby steps and minor steps written down for each one).

    If I come crashing back down to reality in February or March, I’ll look to you on how not to be so foolish.

    Happy New Year to you as well my friend! I’m really excited about all the wonderful things you have in store for yourself and for us.

  8. Happy 2013!
    I always look forward to your emails and love taking something (little or big) from each one of them. Your lessons have helped my family to become more mindful of our stuff– even my wonderful husband who come from a long line of stuff lovers. :-) I had decided Monday about a theme for us for the year so it was great to see this posting in my mailbox today. Our word is ease. Last year was a great but difficult one in many ways for us, so easing back to health, easing into new opportunities, trying new routines with ease… These are our goals.
    Thank you for your inspiration. I do not often comment, but I gratefully take something from each post you publish.
    Hettie

    • Courtney Carver

      Hettie … Ease is a great little word. I hope that intention makes this year happier and healthier for you.

  9. I had closed my Pinterest account earlier in the year because I didn’t use it very much and hadn’t been aware of how the terms had been worded on the rights of the images I was pinning and repinning. So after the copyright bruhaha and the fact I just didn’t find it that useful, I decided to close my account.

    I recently re-opened it because I went through a process to redesign and refocus my blog. I can see now a use for Pinterest if I do it in a mindful way. I now pin thinking more about what content I’d like to share and instead of wise ass one liners or “I Love”, I talk a bit more about the content of where that image came from. I also appreciate the secret boards to create mood boards for blog inspiration.

    I’m a new visitor to your blog and have really enjoyed everything I’ve read so far. I don’t comment all the time but do read everything in my reader app. Wishing you a Happy New Year!

  10. Happy New Year, Courtney! I’m delighted by the idea of jumping in lightly. Although, at the moment, I am doing the opposite that will change with time too. I appreciate how you are carefully revamping your writing, services, and products. I wish you every success in the coming year.

  11. Kathleen

    You have given me many thoughtful and enriching moments in 2012! The “moving lightly with intention” is another one. I wish you a light and loving 2013.

  12. I really like the way you are approaching 2013.

    I also think it is fantastic you are giving up good things in order to work on great things.

    All the best. I look forward to being a part of your journey.

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