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Will Go Next Year 2025

As the year ends, pause.?? Not to think about what didn’t happen or what’s still ahead... But to honor what did. Every goal you worked toward, Every challenge you faced, Every small win along the way... it all matters. Maybe you learned to rest. Maybe you kept going when it was hard. Maybe you found joy in something simple. Whatever your wins look like, celebrate them. Let yourself feel proud. This isn’t just about checking boxes. It’s about recognizing how far you’ve come. It’s about giving yourself credit for showing up, For trying, For growing. When you celebrate your wins, you remind yourself: You are capable. You are resilient. You are enough. So tonight, as the clock strikes twelve, Celebrate you. Not just for what you’ve achieved, But for the person you’re becoming. Here’s to your journey. Here’s to your wins. Here’s to a new year filled with even more to celebrate. ?? Happy New Year! ??

Check out my blog post to find out why it is so important to acknowledge and celebrate those small wins and achievements each day ?? ?? https://lnkd.in/e2wi-WhV

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When I was in my early 20’s, closer to the time I moved from my small town to the bustling capital of New Delhi, I realised I wanted to grow old. Around the time I reached adulthood, I wanted to blow my candles quick! I wanted to be in my 40’s. 20 years back, I didn’t see youth as a privilege. I saw it as a grind. I was hustling. I wanted that hustle that move to the next stage where I didn’t have to prove myself. I had seen my college seniors and then older colleagues at work, many of them women who seemed more in control of their lives, their minds and their presence. I wanted that poise. That confidence to be myself in my skin. To be a contributor. To have a mind of her own. To be heard. To be available for someone younger. To be a support to another woman or even a man in work or in life. To be something. To be someone! Now, in my 40’s, I’m also grateful for the youth that didn’t create a mirage of my own worth. I wasn’t trapped in my love for my youth. I love ageing. I love my greys, my wrinkles and everything else. I came late to the fitness party. And that’s the only small niggle I carry. Maybe I could have started a decade earlier. But then, when I look at my own story…of someone struggling to win against time, find purpose and push my own boundaries, my mental fitness was my primary priority. As workplaces grow and swell, it’s important to have these conversations. I can imagine insecurities, doubts and ideas of longevity can step into the best of us. As workforces change, let’s look at what do we mean by ‘prime’. Let’s talk about ageism. Wisdom. Experience. Let’s talk about how can we create inter-generational conversations at home, at work and everywhere else! Our stories are a work in progress. How we see it is more important than how we tell it. Good Morning! #Storytelling #StorytellingWithRituparna

So True and so important

?? Let’s Talk About Small Wins ?? So, the year’s almost over, and it’s tempting to focus on all the stuff that didn’t happen: The goals that got left behind. The plans that didn’t quite work out. But can we pause for a second and flip the script? What about the small wins—the little moments that made a difference, even if they didn’t feel huge at the time? Like: Dragging yourself out of bed on a tough day. Sending that email, even though you overthought every word. Choosing to rest when you really needed it instead of pushing through. For neurodivergent folks (and honestly, for everyone), these wins matter. Big time. It’s not always about smashing massive goals—it’s about showing up for yourself in ways that feel right for you. So here’s my challenge: ?? What’s one small win you’re proud of this year? My small win this year is making and keeping healthy boundaries so that I can be fully present when it matters most! (saying "NO" more often, which has been historically difficult for this people-pleaser!) Drop yours in the comments—I’d love to celebrate with you! Let’s end the year giving ourselves credit where it’s due.

?? CEJN turns 70??? It’s our birthday, and why limit it to one day when we can celebrate the whole year? Stay tuned for a year-long celebration where we look in the review mirror and reflect on our history, share anecdotes, important milestones, and fun facts. And the best part is that this is just the beginning. Here’s to another 70 years of continued growth and innovation! Learn more about our history at https://lnkd.in/dtqT85Xm

Take a moment to CELEBRATE with me! This year has been an incredible journey of personal growth and professional development. What achievements have marked your own path? Share your success stories and the invaluable lessons you've learned along the way. Let’s keep pushing for our individual goals, living with purpose, and inspiring each other every step of the way. I can't wait to read about your remarkable journeys! ??