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218. Who Do You Want to Be on January 1?

218. Who Do You Want to Be on January 1?

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What if January 1st isn’t the starting line?We tend to arrive at the end of the year and do one of two things: scramble to accomplish everything we said we would, or decide the year is basically over and we’ll start again in January.But lately, I’ve been asking myself a different question:Who do I want to be when I wake up on January 1st?Not what do I want to accomplish.Not what do I want to weigh.Not how much money do I want to make.Who do I want to be?There are roughly 90 days left in 2026, and I’m using them for a personal experiment: 90 Days of Soul Care.And no, this is not 75 Hard: Spiritual Girl Edition. 😂I’m not interested in a rigid checklist or starting over because I missed a day. I’m interested in becoming the kind of woman who tends to her inner world consistently—while still leaving room to ask myself what my soul actually needs that day.In this episode, I’m sharing what that looks like for me: meditation, prayer, energy work, journaling, time with God, my audio affirmation practice, creating before consuming, and even allowing my creative expression to become part of how I care for my soul. We’re talking about discipline without rigidity—creating enough structure to keep showing up for yourself while leaving enough freedom to follow what you actually need.Because one day Soul Care might mean a guided meditation.Another day it might mean getting outside and touching some grass.And another day your soul might tell you to lay your ass on the sofa and watch Netflix. 😂The question isn’t, Did I complete the prescribed action today?It’s:Did I tend to my soul today?I’m also sharing one practice that has made a huge difference in my creativity and business over the years: creating before consuming. Before scrolling, reading everyone else’s thoughts, or filling my brain with outside input, I’m giving my own ideas somewhere to go first. And maybe that's part of what these final months of the year can be about.Not hustling.Not maximizing Q4.Not getting all of our shit together before December 31st.Maybe this is a seeding season.A season to tend to your inner world and nurture the garden of who you're becoming.So I'm inviting you to sit with a few questions:Who do you want to be on January 1st?What's on your heart?What are you ready to do?What are you ready to say?You don't have to know exactly who you're becoming yet.You can simply begin tending to her now.Why I’m thinking about January 1 differently this yearMy personal 90 Days of Soul Care experimentBecoming intentionally instead of “by accident”Why discipline doesn’t have to require rigidityCreating flow within structureThe spiritual and Soul Care practices currently in my toolkitHow I create and use my own audio affirmation tracksWhy some of your old affirmations may have already “expired”Creating before consumingWhy creative expression counts as Soul Care for meWhat it means to ask what your soul actually needs todayWhy Q4 can be a seeding season instead of a sprintWhat could exist in your business, family, or identity by January 1A little Human Design + astrology exploration of why I research, experiment, organize, refine, and then teach what I learnI’ll be sharing what my Soul Care practice looks like throughout Q4 on Instagram Stories. Come follow along and tell me what you’re tending to in these final months of the year.You don’t have to wait until January to become her. Tend to the woman you’re becoming now.Links and details are below.On Demand DIY Podcasting Course: https://nicholejoy.kartra.com/page/podcastingwithheartPodcast in a Day (Inquiry):https://nicholejoy.hbportal.co/public/podcastinquiryPodcasting Resources:https://www.nicholejoy.com/bestpodcastingresourcesStay Connected on the ‘gram: https://www.instagram.com/nichole_joy__/
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