
By definition, resolutions are firm decisions to do or not to do something. We live in a world that is constantly changing, wherein the only permanent guarantee is impermanence. As such, resolutions can be stifling, and lead to disappointment and regret. This year, trade in your resolutions for intentions.
Intentions are aims or plans—and plans, as we all know, can change. As you reflect on the past year and look forward to the new one, be gentle with yourself. Make goals and plans to be better, do good, and reflect the light within, and allow yourself the flexibility of change. Below you'll see what some Wanderlust staffers are planning, and see some images of #TrueNorthIntention cards filled out. Let us know your plans by sharing them using #TrueNorthIntention. Here's to a happy, healthy, and mindful 2016!
My 2016 intention is to be true to myself in all aspects of life. To meet fear with love, hate with kindness, and confusion with faith. —Danny Goldstein, Social Media Manager My 2016 intention is to live more intuitively, and to dress better. —Dan Wilf, VP of Integrated Partnerships / CEO of YOGANONYMOUS
My 2016 intention is is to slow down and enjoy it.
—Michaela Best, Account Manager
My 2016 intention is to be of service.
—Isabelle Abergel, Director of Yoga Programming, Technical Communications
My 2016 intention is to re-discover my love for the practice of yoga and develop more discipline around my practice so I can really delve deeper into the layers beyond asana. I also intend to travel to countries I haven't been to before and explore those new places and cultures with my wife.
—Nico Grae, Buyer + Retail Manager, Wanderlust Hollywood
My 2016 Intention is to rest comfortably in the ebb and flow of life.
—Jake Laub, Interim Editor-in-Chief
My intention for 2016 is to look at my cell phone less and look up more.
—Emily Hacker, Event Programming Manager
My 2016 intention is to be true to myself in all aspects of life. To meet fear with love, hate with kindness, and confusion with faith. —Danny Goldstein, Social Media Manager My 2016 intention is to live more intuitively, and to dress better. —Dan Wilf, VP of Integrated Partnerships / CEO of YOGANONYMOUS
