As we celebrate the holiday season with close family and friends, there is many times we hear “wow the year went by fast.”
How often do you reflect on your celebrations as you set your goals for the new year?
I am lucky as my birthday is in June so I break the year into two parts as a way to celebrate and set my goals for the next half.
In order to support the accountability to myself, I connect with my own coach and mentor to help me stay on track. What support systems do you have in place for yourself?
On December 12, I will be supporting others in a 3 call series (recorded if you are not able to make it live) -“Stepping powerfully into 2013”- https://intoessencecoaching.wordpress.com/upcoming-courses/steppowerfull/. Allow me to support your journey to a more powerful 2013.
Also to support you in moving to next year, here is the recording fot “3 blocks to reaching your goals and moving past them.” http://yousend.it/QNSPZr
Happy journey!
Ishu Kler is a photographer and Social Media Manager at Veza Global. She currently owns and operates a freelance photography company called Ishu Kler Creative where she specializes in branding, portrait and event photography. Born and raised in Vancouver, B.C., her love and passion for photography led Ishu to travel and live in New Delhi, India, where she obtained her Diploma in Photography. She also travelled to Costa Rica in 2015, where she obtained her Certificate in Documentary Photography from Photographers Without Borders.
Kelsey is a passionate Multimedia Designer & Communications Specialist with a diploma in Multimedia Production and over nine years of diverse design experience in different areas of the world including roles within multinational in-house marketing teams Microsoft and Technetix, marketing agencies and freelance. These experiences have led her to develop strong use of design principles, skills in Adobe Creative Cloud, knowledge in motion graphics and video editing, and knowledge in creating effective communication for a wide range of audiences and cultures.
