November Guide 2016 - Evaluation Time

Happy Halloween/Samhain!

In November we are still in a time of introspection.  What needs to change in your life and what are you ready to let go of?  It is time to look at what we no longer want with us in 2017.  

Take a good look at what you have accomplished so far this year.  

Have things unfolded the way you expected them too?  

Are there tweaks you can make in your game plan to make next year better?  

What new directions do you want to go in 2017?

This is not yet the time of intention setting for the new year but a time to look back and evaluate what has happened this year.  Start your brain percolating on what you want in the future so that your plan for next year becomes obvious.  You may find that what you are ready to leave behind is very clear at the beginning of the month.

	November
1	Time to Let Go
2	Sorrow is Ending
3	A Natural Ending
4	Take the Support Given
5	Take advantage of this Knowledge
6	Finalize your Arrangements
7	You need to Look Ahead
8	Focus on your Work
9	Say No to What you Can
10	Collaborate with Others
11	Look Inward for Guidance
12	Watch for a Gift
13	Enjoy this Contentment
14	Don’t let Fear Stop You
15	Keep Calm and Persevere
16	Complete your Responsibilities
17	Can you Organize this Better?
18	Your Vision Should Clear.
19	What do you Need to Do?
20	Find a New Perspective
21	Make a Decision Wisely
22	Don’t Misinterpret what is Said
23	Use this Passionate Energy
24	Use Your Intuition to Decide
25	Be Patient and Methodical
26	Your Energy will Shift
27	Do not Give In to Bitter Feelings
28	Keep projects from Taking Over
29	Create Quickly Today
30	Do Something Differently

Take some time out to set your intentions for the month of November.  Check how you can work with the energies of each day to make things easier.  Most importantly take care of yourself this month.

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Take Very Good Care of Yourself,

Jessica Cross