New Financial Year. New Half. Same Goals? 

If January was your plan… how’s July looking? 

Happy New Financial Year! 

Can you believe we’re already halfway through 2025? 

Over the weekend I found myself doing something I hadn’t done in a while: 

I stopped. I looked back. I reflected. 

Six months of this year, done. 

So I asked myself: 

What’s worked? What hasn’t? What would I do differently if I had the chance? 

It’s amazing what you notice when you take a breath and check in. 

And it reminded me the second half of the year is still wide open. 

So, here’s a 3-part midyear reset that always helps me, and might help you too: 

1. Reflect 

Before you rush into new goals, take stock. 

Look back through your calendar. 

What gave you energy? 

What drained it? 

What would you avoid or double down on next time? 

Even that "relaxing long weekend" that turned into a logistical circus... 

Was there a lesson there? 

2. Reset Your Goals 

Most people set goals from habit or from fear. 

But what if nothing could go wrong? 

What would you aim for? 

Dream better. 

Set a goal that makes you feel something. 

Stretch. Grow. Change the story. 

3. Map It 

Now comes the part most people skip. 

Put it in the calendar. 

Literally. 

Get the big rocks in first: family time, money check-ins, work sprints, recharge weeks. 

Colour-code it if you’re that way inclined. 

And then ask: 

Does this calendar feel like the life I want to live? 

If not, change it. 

Here’s a quote I always come back to: 

“Your year doesn’t begin until it’s finished on paper.” 

So if the first half flew by, this is your chance to slow down and design the second half. 

And hey if one of your goals is to take better control of your money, grow your wealth, or finally get a plan in place or review it… we’re ready when you are. 

Just contact us with “Midyear Reset”, and we’ll help you make it real. 

Talk soon, 

P.S. If you’re like most people, this might also be the time you realise your “gym resolution” lasted 3 weeks. Good news? Financial fitness doesn’t require squats. But it does take reps. 

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