Freedom comes at quite a high cost. But if you’re willing to pay for it, living it’s also very nice. That’s what I’d like everyone to experience, and it’s the most powerful thought with which I close this year.
Overall, I wouldn’t change a thing about this year, although it hasn’t been an easy one. I have lost a comrade close to my heart. I have had challenges on all levels, but I have also grown and evolved in ways I never thought possible in such a short time.
Out of all that 2023 has meant to me, I have chosen to share with you my top 3 best investments of the year, the ones that have made the strongest #mark.
So:
1. Investments made for health. That meant investments in sports, therapies, n supplements, coaches, or my home garden.
I am deeply grateful for the health I have had this year. And because my family is healthy.
Health is the most precious and ultimate luxury any human can have.
2. Process Communication Model
Although I have taken courses that cost 4k+ Euros this year, the best investment was the PCM course taught by Paul Olteanu (mastertrainer & coach), which, for me, was the third # game-changer type tool I have encountered in my career so far. If you dig deep and put it into practice, it’s a tool that fundamentally changes your outlook and radically improves your life.
PCM helps you “understand what you need to be your best and to connect to the best in others. “
3. Attending the Inspired Money Alchemy workshop by Monica Ion in Ibiza was a different experience from anything I have ever experienced before.
I’m glad it came this year because I certainly wouldn’t have been prepared to see things from this space a few years ago. If you want to read details about the experience, I wrote about it here.
I’ve written briefly, but I’m a message away if you want to ask me for details about any of it.
I don’t want to close the year, though, without sending a thought of gratitude and love to all the people who have inspired, guided, and enriched me this year.
I love and cherish you!
To those from whose path I have parted this year. Thank you for the lessons!
About 3 years ago, I gave up setting goals. Instead, I set intentions.
And one of my most important intentions for the coming year has remained the same as it was for the year just ending: to be surrounded by people who show up without masks, even when I dislike it, and in front of whom I can also be without masks, even when they don’t like it.
That may be why my circle of people keeps shrinking yearly. And that’s perfectly fine.
Life on this earth goes by fast. I wish for you to spend it with meaning FOR YOU.
And perhaps most importantly, thank you for reading me.
See you next year.
Happy New Year!
D.
