New Year's Eve - Mixed Feelings?

It’s New Year’s Eve morning.

How are you doing?

How are you feeling?

Besides getting ready for tonight, what’s going on inside you—your heart, your mind, your soul? Is it, “It’s just another day,” or “I should set some goals… maybe?” Or maybe it’s:

• “I can’t believe another year flew by.”

• “I thought I’d be further along than this.”

• “I’m exhausted—can we restart next week?”

• “Part of me is hopeful… part of me is scared to hope again.”

I can relate.

And let’s be honest—we can all get caught up in the swirl of “What’s everyone else doing?”

This time of year can stir the best intentions and simultaneously bring some sobering realizations.

So let’s do a deeper dive into how to make the most of this moment.

Many people quietly carry the belief: “It’s too late for me.”

Too late to change.

Too late to start.

Too late to become the version of yourself you once believed was possible.

Let’s crush that right now.

“It’s never too late to be what you might have been.”
— George Eliot

It’s not that it’s too late—it’s that something knocked your vision out of you.

A setback.

A disappointment.

A loss.

A season where survival became the priority.

And now here you are, New Year’s is tomorrow, and you’re wondering how you actually want to step into it.

Some brush it off with, “It’s just another day.”

And sure, technically… it is.

But just another day of what?

Another day of scrolling for hours?

Another day of doubting yourself, breaking promises to yourself, feeling like you’re running in place?

Another day of success on the outside but restlessness on the inside?

Another day consuming more than you contribute?

Or maybe everything changed this past year—new city, new circumstances, big life events—and yet you still feel stuck with you.

Not in self-hatred, but in that quiet disappointment of knowing you retreated when something in you wanted to charge forward.

Here’s the truth: you’re not broken.

You’re not too old.

You’re not incapable.

You may simply need support—objective, strategic, encouraging support to help you regain a clear vision, rebuild momentum, and stay accountable to the future you know you want.

So here’s my challenge, grounded in logic and love:

1. You’re going to live this next year anyway.

2. You can repeat the past… or reshape the future.

3. Support dramatically increases your chances of real transformation.

Let’s start with a simple conversation—about you. How you want this year to go.

Who you want to become. How you want to show up.

I’m here.

I’m rooting for you.

And if it would serve you, I’d be honored to support you in making this your most intentional year yet.

Schedule a call—let’s talk about your life, your goals, and the version of you that’s still waiting to rise.

Never too late, 

Dave