5 Steps to Make 2013 Your Best Year Yet By Jason Nelson

We all want to have the greatest next year; I know I do. So how can we achieve the best year possible for 2013? Here is a simple five-step exercise that will assist you in targeting the things that serve your higher purpose in 2013 and the things that do not. If you are not clear about how to make 2013 the best year of your life, you will be much clearer after reading.

Jason Nelson is a defining voice of soul-based living. For over a decade as a Spiritual Life Coach and Bestselling Author, he has helped people to connect more deeply with their soul to heal, channel, intuit and manifest their life purpose. This article is shared by the author to beliefnet.com, all right reserved. His website is www.jasonnelson.info

Let It Go

Let go of people, places, and things that aren’t supporting your new year.

Though it may be the hardest thing to let go of what is not supporting or lifting you into your new year experiences, do it. It comes down to seeing everything as neutral so you can make objective decisions about what goes and what stays. When it comes to people close to you like family, just see them as people. Mom’s a person, siblings are people. People tend to create a sense of obligation around close relationships, that because this person has this title or known them for a period of years that they owe it to them to sacrifice their own truth for the other person’s. When we are able to completely detach from every person, place and thing, we can be truly open to what our higher calling is guiding us to do.

Celebrate

Celebrate your new year and new life by feeling, seeing, knowing and owning it.

The awareness of what is supporting your new year is followed by putting your greatest creative power behind it to manifest it. Meditate with the new life list of what you want to achieve for 2013 and the people, places and things that will manifest it.

Use the following exercise to get into a clear space to put your greatest power behind it: "Celebrating is different from Affirming." Celebrating is sharing joy for what is so, while Affirming is wanting something to be so. Celebrate your new life, new year by feeling it, seeing it, knowing it’s manifesting, and owning that it has manifested. Then it's simply a matter of watching it tangibly happen, which is not a matter of if but when. Be patient and enjoy watching your best year unfold!