2021 was a big year for me, both personally and professionally.
Personally, I got to visit my family in Australia. I hadn’t seen my parents and other relatives in over 4 years!!! It was so wonderful to get to see my mom and dad and the rest of the family.
Professionally, my business has grown in ways I never would have imagined. My free Facebook support group for parents of children with ADHD now has over 17,000 members. I am blown away by the support these parents give each other day in and day out. (Sidenote: are you part of this group? If not, join today! It’s totally free!)
I also learned a lot in 2021 and wanted to send out a quick message to you today, sharing my top 3 lessons learned.
Top 3 Lessons Learned in 2021:
?It’s okay for your goals, dreams, and desires to change.
I used to think that if I set a goal, I needed to stick with it until I achieved it.
And if I didn’t, then I failed.
This year, I’ve realized it’s okay to shift.
Changing paths does not mean I’m a failure. It just means I changed my mind.
And change can be a VERY GOOD thing!
?I can do hard things.
Believe it or not, I really don’t like being on camera. That might seem hard to believe if you follow me on Facebook or Instagram or YouTube because I do a lot of videos, but it’s 100% the truth!
Videos are WAY outside of my comfort zone, but this year, I have learned that I can do things, even when they are hard for me.
And if I make mistakes, it’s okay.
Mistakes are evidence I tried!
? It’s important to admire the little things.
Life is in the little things.
Thinking back on the past year, my family had a few big moments (like our trip to Australia to see my family), but that trip was only a few weeks. Most of my year wasn’t made up of the big moments, but the small ones.
The little things make up our lives, so it’s important to enjoy them.
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And as always, I am not a medical doctor and the above post is based on my experience. No information on this site should be relied upon to make a medical diagnosis, treat, prevent or cure any disease or medical condition.
