INNOVATE NOT IMITATE CHINESE NEW YEAR of the Tiger GREETING

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We are approaching the year of the Tiger, I wish you a fabulous Year! According to the Chinese Zodiac, the Year of 2010 is the Year of the Tiger, which begins on February 14, 2010 and ends on February 2, 2011. Singapore is the Garden City where I happily live, a place where different peoples, religions, styles, languages’ are mixed together. We are lucky, Singapore have multiple New Year. Therefore more resolutions to be made. New Year is a time for resolutions and goal setting. While this usually revolves around losing a couple of pounds or maybe remembering to call your Mom a little more often. New Year is a great time to set goals as well. Maintain a positive mindset. Goals are fun! Don’t ever set goals that will do nothing but frighten you and cause you stress. You should set goals which get you excited about the results they will achieve. There are three important things to write down: 1. Note exactly what you want 2. What you need to do to achieve it 3. What it will mean to you – what it will feel like – once this goal is achieved. Are you ready for The Year of the Tiger? If you want to hear more about how I am getting on with accomplishing my goals, Attend the class presentation! Date: Wednesday 10 February 2010 by Andrea G Maoro, Time: Singapore Malay Peninsula Standard Time 21:29, Singapore time is + 8 h. GMT / UTC,