New Year - The Life Edit Project

January 6, 2024January 6, 2024

3 Tips for Journaling Consistently in the New Year

Woman writing in a journal as she sits comfortably.

The new year often feels like a fresh start, when anything is possible.

It’s the perfect time to cultivate a positive habit, like journaling consistently, to transform your life.

There are lots of reasons to journal: enhanced mindfulness, personal growth, and tracking your progress on your goals.

As an experienced life coach (and personal growth junkie) here at the Life Edit Project, I believe that journaling consistently can be a powerful tool for transformation and self-discovery.

Getting started with journaling…

Whatever your reasons for wanting to build a journaling practice, I’m offering you three tips to help you get started and stay consistent.

January 9, 2023January 9, 2023

Ask This Powerful Question to Reach Your Goals Faster

Desktop with a mug of coffee, paper clips, and a goal planner open to a blank page, with a pen.

It’s that time of year again…

Everyone’s obsessing over annual goals, resolutions, and vision boards. You’ve probably come up with a list of you want to do this year, too.

But if you’re setting New Year goals like most people, the odds are not in your favor. 😬

By February, 80% of people who set goals or resolutions at the top of the year will have abandoned them.

As a productivity coach and life coach, I’ve spent hundreds of hours helping my clients set goals and take massive action toward them. I’ve seen people smash through the ceilings of their goals, and I’ve seen them stall out.

So what do my most successful clients have in common?

December 29, 2021January 26, 2022

3 Powerful Questions for a Better New Year

It’s that time of year again. You know…when we all wonder at how quickly this year has gone by and start setting goals and creating vision boards for the next.

As a life coach and mindset coach, I definitely believe in setting goals and creating plans to accomplish them, so this time of year is my jam.

But lots of people miss an important step in the goal-setting process: reflecting on where you are right now.

And one of the simplest ways to reflect is by asking yourself (and answering) a series of questions.