The start of a new year offers a unique opportunity to pause, reflect and recalibrate. Rather than rushing to set new goals, take a moment to question the ones you’re carrying forward. Why are they reappearing? Why didn’t you achieve them last year? Is it because they were too vague, too ambitious, or perhaps not aligned with your true priorities? Do these goals still resonate with you and if so, what can you adjust to make them achievable? If they no longer hold meaning, what can you let go of and what fresh ambitions can take their place? Or, perhaps, it’s time to release them altogether because your values, circumstances, or vision for the future have shifted.

It’s tempting to set grand resolutions but the true value lies in assessing your goals with clarity and purpose. Life evolves, priorities change and what once seemed vital might no longer serve your growth or happiness.

Our ambitions can sometimes become routines - things we pursue out of habit or obligation rather than genuine passion. Rebooting your goals means shaking off the weight of outdated aspirations and daring to reimagine what success looks like for you now.

This year, don’t just set goals - redefine them. Let go of the notion that every ambition must be monumental. Instead, focus on the ones that spark curiosity, bring joy and challenge you in ways that genuinely excite you. Success is about how deeply your goals resonate with your evolving sense of purpose and not how grand they appear to others. Embrace this fresh start to come up with goals that truly reflect who you are today and the life you want to build in the year ahead.