Showing posts with label new year. Show all posts
Showing posts with label new year. Show all posts

Monday, December 30, 2013

GETTING WHAT YOU WANT IN 2014!


When I look back on 2013 I'm so grateful for all of the wonderful moments I've experienced, like getting married, honeymooning in Thailand, turning 30 and starting a new design job! It’s New Years Eve and I’m armed with a cup of coffee and the morning free to think of this past year, how I’ve grown, but most importantly, what I’d like to achieve in 2014. NYE is a powerful day to let go of the past and set new goals and intentions. 



Usually I write down my goals somewhere in my new journal for the year ahead as a way to manifest them in the coming months. This year I’ve taken on a different (and better) approach to getting what I want in 2014! 


Create your own secret Pinterest board, 
2014 Intentions 

If you’re like me and totally addicted to Pinterest, this is the perfect tool to create your own 2014 vision board, or if you’re new to Pinterest make sure you check it out… This is how it works:

1. Create a new Pinterest board. I chose to make mine secret so that it’s just for myself to see and focus on, but you can always make yours public if you’d prefer. Make sure this board is purely for pinning goals you intend to achieve in 2014.


2. Think of what it is you really want to achieve in 2014. Be specific! Find images online that are associated with your specific intentions and Pin them to your board. By pinning the image you have put out a wish to the universe and subconsciously expect them to manifest next year.



3. Keep adding more images to your vision board and in the caption write a sentence on what your intention is. For example, I am totally in love with Pugs and my husband and I would love to get a pug next year. I found an adorable image and below that have written, “To welcome our cute new little pug into our home by the end of 2014”. You can set intentions relating to health, relationships, finances, travel, career and more!





4. Refer to your vision board throughout the year and use it to stay focused on getting what it is you want!



Remember to use your imagination and don't be afraid to dream big!


I hope everyone has a fantastic New Year and I look forward to sharing more with you in 2014! (Another intention on my vision board!) I have a lot of exciting goals set for Love Living Raw and I would love to hear what you would like to achieve in 2014 too! Feel free to leave comments below or connect with me on Pinterest. Happy New Year!

~ Arielle Ralph x



Thursday, January 3, 2013

Year of the possible

After the best new years eve countdown to date for me, it's clear that 2013 is shaping up to be an amazing year. A lot of people are calling it the year of the possible, saying that 2013 brings positive change. What I love about starting a new year is the feeling of letting go of any negative energy or stress from the past and embracing the freshness of a new phase. 

The word 'possible' also means achievable, imagined or 'a person that has the potential to become or do something.' Most of what we have in our lives at the present is only made possible because we've either thought or done something to have it in the first place. I'm a big believer in attracting what we want, but also that we have to chase our goals and meet them halfway. Believing it is possible is the other half. I'm not trying to make out I'm a metaphysicist, but I am expecting big things this year. So what do you want to make possible? It can be as big or little as you want. 

Here are a few quotes on 'possible'


"Start by doing what's necessary; then do what's possible; and suddenly you are doing the impossible."
Francis of Assisi 



"The only thing that stands between a man and what he wants from life is often merely the will to try it and the faith to believe that it is possible."
David Viscott


"Success is determined by those whom prove the impossible, possible."
James W. Pence


"Be kind whenever possible. It is always possible." 
Dalai Lama 



~ Arielle






Image credits: 1. 2013