You do not have to wait until January 1st.

Believe that just because you've fallen into a bad routine or bad habit, you don't have to stay there.

Starting line two: Goals? What goals? No matter what's happened the rest of the year, you're ready to start fresh and make something good happen before December 31st. Add those steps to your Tending List and your to do list, and start checking them off!ĭid you catch the cover reveal last week?! There are five 2023 PowerSheets covers for you to choose from on October 12th! See them all here! Divide those small steps between October, November, and December so that you have a realistic plan for what can be completed when.

Flip to pages 50-51 -your Yearly Overview.

Break those steps down, and then break them down more, until you have total clarity on how you'll get there!

Then, write out the small steps that need to happen to get to the finish line- that vision you just wrote down.

Research shows -and high-stakes organizations know -our brains can only focus intently on a long-form project or big-picture goal for 90 days, which is why we include a Goal Refresh in your PowerSheets every three months! Fill out your final Goal Refresh for the year to focus in on what's most important in these last 100 days!

Using your Goal Action Pages in your PowerSheets (or, if they're full, a notepad), write down what it would look like to complete your goal by December 31st.

Starting line one: You've made progress on your goals over the last few months (hooray!) and want to bring them to completion. That momentum starts now, and it starts together! There are two starting lines -pick the one that best describes you: Imagine how much momentum you'll have if you round the bend of the year having already succeeded at something that mattered to you -having renewed that relationship, mastered that thing, kicked that negative habit to the curve, incorporated that healthy habit into your life for good? Imagine how great that will feel, and how excited you'll be to dig into your first month of PowerSheets®! And though there's nothing magical about January 1st, how amazing will it feel to wake up on New Year's Day, knowing that you are already on your way to living a life that has you bursting with excitement? Guess what? No matter what happened in the last nine months, we ALL have the same three months left in the year, and we can all use them well. You want to know that you are not the same person who woke up on January 1, 2022. You've been hard at work on your goals this year -making little-by-little progress. Also, you can find the answers of “ When is Halloween?” and “When does the Halloween celebrate?” on this page.Friends, we've got about 100 days to go until we welcome a new year. You can follow the countdown on this page to see how many days there are until Halloween.

You will find the answers to different questions about Halloween in this article. Over time, the Samhain Festival began to identify with witches, folk, and demons. At celebrations, people dressed in various costumes and masks to avoid recognizing the souls they believed they were walking around with. According to the belief, those who died at the end of October were believed to have visited the world, the beginning of winter and the end of harvest. The roots of many Halloween festivals celebrated by various countries each year with various fun and activities are based on the Samhain Festival of Pagan people Celtics, who lived in Great Britain, Ireland and Northern France 2000 years ago. Then they visit the surrounding houses to show their costumes. While the Celts celebrate the day when the harvest festival is over, the Christians, who settled on the stage of history centuries later, are now celebrating their lives in the name of all sacred saints and religions to commemorate the martyrs.Ĭostumes: In order not to be recognized by souls walking around according to tradition, children usually wear their costumes and paint their faces. According to the different sources from different countries, Halloween was first celebrated in pre-Christian times in England, Ireland, and Scotland. Halloween means “Evening of All Holes” in the old language. Halloween, which represents the end of harvest time and the beginning of winter, in the beginning, is a special day with a different meaning combined with the influence of Christianity. The roots of the Halloween actually go back to Pagan and then to the first Christian practices.

Halloween is celebrated every October 31st each year and celebrated by the Western countries generally.

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