New Year's Eve: Perfection can wait - today we're celebrating!

It's that special night again: the big, sparkling threshold between yesterday and tomorrow - between raclette leftovers and the cool utopia of our New Year's resolutions. Today, only one thing counts: wine, champagne, laughter - and the small, rebellious experiment of enjoying something after midnight, even though your inner coach is already sounding the alarm.

It's the same every year: in December we hear the glowing promises. "Everything will be different this year!" And in January? "Well, at least one resolution has lasted ... er ... three days!" No wonder. Our good intentions are often like Christmas cookies: wonderfully ideal in theory, surprisingly difficult in real life.

The illusion of an instantly better you

We believe that a new year automatically triggers an upgrade. In reality, change begins where our everyday life awaits us: with the first sip of coffee, while cat videos flicker across the screen, between unread emails. Not on a to-do list with ten heroic resolutions, but in the simple question: "What will really get me further - and feel good at the same time?"

The life that happens in between

While we rush through our resolutions, real life just goes on. The chaos, the little joys, the unexpected moments - a missed train, a spontaneous laugh with friends, the taste of warm apple pie still hanging in the air, or the moment when the first ray of sunshine breaks through the window and bathes the room in a soft light. These small spaces in between are often what actually change us - not the heroic idea of "getting better".

The inner coach and the truth about change

And there is the inner coach. The one who reminds us of the to-do list with a slightly annoyed look and insists that success is only possible if we immediately transform into our perfect selves. But what this coach often forgets is that change doesn't work at the push of a button. It's more like a gentle wave that sometimes hits us unexpectedly - not always glamorously, often without notice. The truth is less Hollywood-like: anyone who thinks that the new year will immediately turn them into a marathon-running, organic smoothie-sipping superhero is underestimating life. Change is more like a charming sitcom: small successes, embarrassing missteps, occasional moments of self-awareness - always spiced up with a smile.

That's why we're celebrating today

And that's exactly why we're celebrating today. We are toasting. To the big plans that motivate us - and to the small, charming realities that remind us that we are human. Perhaps the most lasting resolution is not to train harder or get up earlier, but to be gentler with ourselves. More champagne? Yes! But without the pressure that everything has to be perfect tomorrow.

And if it doesn't work out? No problem. Then we'll just toast again next year - with just as much enthusiasm, humor and joy in the little moments. Because life isn't perfect - and that's exactly what makes it worth living.

WAHLUNIVERSUM (R) PR / Coach Jessica Wahl
https://www.jessicawahl.de

The Institute for Personal Performance Coaching has been supporting specialists, managers and personalities in challenging professional contexts for 20 years.

Jessica Wahl, Senior Performance Coach, breathing, voice and speech therapist, and J?rg Tewes, qualified actor and Senior Performance Coach, are internationally recognized as leading experts in performance and career coaching.

The coaching takes place in a unique setting in the heart of Berlin-Kreuzberg: The institute is located in a beautiful church that offers an atmosphere of calm, concentration and clarity - a deliberate counterpoint to the pulsating dynamics of the big city.

The focus of the coaching approach is on attitude, presence and sustainable performance - all under real conditions and with a clear goal: to strengthen people not only professionally but also personally. Particular emphasis is placed on the development of soft skills, emotional intelligence and the ability to present oneself authentically. In this way, clients are optimally prepared for the complex demands of the modern working world, which require both technical knowledge and strong interpersonal skills. https://www.jessicawahl.de

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