10/07/2026
There's a moment every fall when I notice it: the light changes, the days shorten, and suddenly the end of the year feels close. For many of us, that brings a quiet tally. For some, it brings full on anxiety. “What did I do this year? What didn't I do? What am I still carrying?” Maybe this year has been wonderful. Maybe it hasn't looked anything like you expected.
If this year was hard, that tally can feel heavy. Maybe you lost someone, or a relationship ended, experienced job loss or you spent much of the year just getting through. Maybe you're tired in a way that sleep doesn't fix. Maybe you have been carrying something that no one knows the full impact of. Perhaps you are still dealing with that.
Those issues can have us spinning. As I like to say to my clients, “going down the rabbit holes and tunnels.”
Here's what I want you to know: the way a year ends matters, and you still have a say in it.
The “say” I am referring to does not necessarily mean controlling the outcome or making the impossible, somehow possible. However, wouldn’t it be nice to end the year well?
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