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Goals for 2024: Art, Reflection, and Inner Peace

As I look forward into the new year, I can’t help but marvel at the journey that was 2023. Becoming a grandmother to baby Catharine was by far the biggest highlight, but the art world was brought about many new adventures. From a solo show in Vermont to international art fairs in London and NYC, the year overflowed with accomplishments and new experiences.

However, amidst all this excitement, a subtle undercurrent of worry and stress persisted, overshadowing all of it.  It’s funny how getting what you want is often not a fun as you thought it would be. Looking ahead to 2024, I’ve decided to shift my focus from external accomplishments to cultivating inner peace and expansiveness.

In my pursuit of a more fulfilling and stress-free life, I’ve outlined a few resolutions:

1. Expanding daily art practice: Dedication to my craft brings immense joy, and this year, I aim to make it an even more central part of my daily routine.
2. Meditation: Introducing moments of mindfulness to foster a calm and centered mindset.
3. Connecting with people one on one: Embracing meaningful connections, both within and beyond the art community.
4. Picking up trash on the street: Contributing to the environment and finding peace in small gestures of improvement.
5. Reading more books: Nourishing mind and spirit through the exploration of literature.
6. Supporting fellow artists: Actively participating in the success of others by showing up, promoting, and investing in their art.
7. Spending less time online and more time in nature: Disconnecting from the virtual world to reconnect with the natural one.

What practices do you incorporate to find inner peace and fulfillment? Share your goals for the new year—I’m eager to hear about your journey and aspirations! #ArtfulLiving #NewYearGoals #InnerPeace”


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2 Responses to Goals for 2024: Art, Reflection, and Inner Peace

I love all of this and I'm right there with you on all of it!!

Love these goals, my friend. I have some similar ones, including creating for myself/for the joy of process and reigniting my meditation practice. As for one on one connection- YES. This. Building meaningful relationships in my new community is on my list. On that note- Maybe we can connect more regularly. Coffee and sketch dates?


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