Do you have a to-do list a mile long? Me too, and it’s quite stressful walking around with so many pending things floating around in our heads. The new year can be a wonderful opportunity to have a clean slate, however you might not be able to get everything done in the next few weeks. However you can start prioritizing some of your list and there are certain types of things you can get done to feel the most progress and to feel like you’re best prepared for the new year. Keep reading to learn more about the top 4 things to tick off your to-do list before the new year. 

1. A Deep Clean

One of the best things to do before the end of the year is a deep clean. If you celebrate Christmas, then chances are you’ll have an influx of new gifts in your home, so it can be the perfect time to clear out old things you’re no longer using. Often we think of just deep cleaning our home, such as clearing out junk, our closets, things we no longer use. But it can also be an actual clean and can even be the perfect time to do that in your business, too. If you have a commercial kitchen, you might want to contract Express Hoods to help ensure your commercial kitchen is sparkling like new.

2. A Financial Audit
How was your year financially? Did you achieve the financial goals you had in mind? Looking at our income, expenses and savings at the end of the year can be a bit confronting, but it is an important part of financial planning. You’ll want to take some time to think about big ticket items and financial security, such as whether you want life insurance. If you want to check out what options are available to you, check out this website for some great life insurance policies.

3. Print Out Some Photos
Whether you want to figure out a great Christmas gift or you’re just looking to have a way to physically enjoy the photos of your year, printing out photos can be a great thing to do. So often we just leave all our favorite photos on our phones, never printing them or sharing them with others and I think it’s such a shame. You can print out loose photos to frame, do photo books, or even gift or get yourself a disposable camera if you want an excuse to take more photos in the new year! You can learn more about some great options on this website.

4. Goal Planning

Having all your big goals and expectations ready for the new year before it rolls around will help ensure you feel ready and animated for the new year. You want to think about all areas of your life that are important to you, from your personal relationships, your education, your business or career, and how you’d like to spend your free time. Be sure to create goals that are measurable and have a time limit on them. Making abstract goals that are difficult to monitor probably wont encourage you to focus on them.

Having a to-do list can be a great way to get more done each day, but it can feel overwhelming when it gets out of hand. Tick off these things from your to-do list over the next few weeks so you can start the new year off right.

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