As I sit back with a cup of green tea *yum* and reflect on how the year has been, I’m overcome with a sense of gratitude for all the wonderful things the Universe sent my way. I couldn’t have asked for more even if I wanted to.

Every year, I take the end of December to write down my thoughts, plan my next move and see how much I’ve grown. These  past two years have made such a difference in how I see myself and the people around me, I do know for a fact the following year will be the same.

While some may roll their eyes at the very notion of me writing a list of resolutions; it’s not a magical list that will work if you don’t. Here’s me knowing I have a goal to reach and a purpose in life. I can’t wait for 2016 to let me explore all my options and experience new adventures.

2015 was the year I grew completely sure of myself.  The year I fell in love with all over again Deeper Than Fashion and wanted so much more from it, so I took the plunge and worked my ass off on it full time. The year I also fell in love with sarees and more of my culture. The year I learnt so much about taking care of myself and putting my needs as a priority. The year my beautiful niece was born and it was evident that unconditional love worked like magic. The year I learnt that happiness is within my own grasp.

The usual rollercoaster of friendships is something that happens without fail but here’s the catch; some people who walked out, walked back in completely changed and at peace with themselves, which made it so much easier for everything to fall into place. There’s always room for people who bring in good energy.

Starting my 2016 with my 100 days of happy project; where I write about one thing every day that made me happy. Something I can be thankful for. Something I know will make all the difference. I’m pretty sure I’ll find more than one thing I’m happy about on a daily basis.

Here’s to a beautiful year ahead, beautiful people. Looking forward to having you in it, filled with all the positivity and good energy you bring 🙂

Hey 2016, bring it!;
Harmini Asokumar