New Year, New You

We are a few weeks into the new year and so far, so good. I know several people who have already received the vaccine and none have reported any adverse reactions or issues. It looks like most of us that want to will be eligible to get vaccinated by June or July. I just wrote a comprehensive post about what to expect when traveling in 2021 for my travel site. If you are planning on going anywhere this year, you need to check it out. Click here if you would like to read it!

This past year has been challenging for most of us and especially rough for some of us. Realizing how quickly things can change–something we tend to forget while dealing with our daily lives–is a blessing of sorts.

This is because it reminds us that we should not put things off. I have some changes I’d like to make in my life and I’m sure you do too.

If there is a trip you have always wanted to take, a language or musical instrument you want to learn, maybe you would like to go back to school or change jobs, move, learn how to scuba dive, get your finances in order, start a business, adopt a pet or have a baby, reconnect with an old friend or whatever. I encourage you to do it. Don’t put it off because you’re too busy or afraid of change or don’t know where to start. Think it through. Come up with a game plan. And then just do it.

Okay, so before this starts to sound like a Joel Osteen sermon, I will wrap it up. I just want to motivate everyone to have the best year; filled with new, exciting experiences. But first, I want to mention that I just had a new book published, The Quirky Tourist Guide to Savannah. Savannah is a great southern city filled with fun and intriguing history, as well as interesting museums, fantastic restaurants, eclectic bars, crazy tours and attractions, and lots of nearby wildlife and nature. And what happens in Savannah stays in Savannah, so there…