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New year!

Another year ends with shit load of lessons. Many would say that it was an awesome year, many would say otherwise. But everyone will find the new year's Eve very attractive. Reason is very simple, end of something old, brings arrival of something new.

And this something new is what we all look forward to. Cause this new has some uncertainties, surprises, and probably again, shit load of lessons. But more importantly it brings us one more thing, Hope.

But that's not just it. Everyone is hopeful about at least one specific thing for the coming year. The one, most important thing. Could be anything, from job promotion to a world tour to publishing a book. One thing, which could not happen this year, and that does make us sad.

And when the clock hits midnight, we'll wish our closed ones a happy new year, and few may drink and dance and eat good food and lots of stuff. But everyone will recall their one thing, and make a promise to themselves (again), to keep chasing, until reached. And make it right this time.

Cause in our mind, a new year resets everything. And even if that's not true, it's our mindset that matters. Cause if we think that new year has higher possibility to get our desires, then probably there would be higher possibility.

Like the Alchemist says, "When you want something, all the universe conspires in helping you achieve it."

With that said, let's hope we reach where we desire to, and along the way might make some wonderful memories with not so wonderful people.

Happy New year!!!

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