01/02/2022
🐯Happy Chinese New Year! 🐯
🐅Today marks the first day of the Year of the Tiger in the Chinese calendar, or to be more precise, the Water Tiger.
The date of Chinese New Year changes every year, as it is celebrated during the second new moon after the winter solstice, which usually falls between January 21 and February 20 on the Gregorian calendar.
This year, the year of the Water Tiger symbolises recovery and growth. It is believed to be a year that will bring about change, and one that encourages people to overcome challenges and difficulties. This is in part due to the fact that the Tiger symbolises strength and bravery and in part because the Water Tiger, in particular, is inclined toward new ideas and experiences. I think after the past two years we are all ready for something new!
Perhaps the start to the Chinese New Year is another opportunity to reset your intentions for the year ahead.
If you had a mad flurry of resolution setting on 1st January and you are now reaping rewards - huge congratulations! However, if like me, those resolutions simply create a little more stress in your life, now is the perfect time to let them go!
To discover my inspiration for 2022, and to learn the key to becoming more productive and fulfilled by working less and relaxing more, you can read my latest Blog - Link in BIO.
🌟I wish you the most fabulous year! 🐯
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