Resolutions assume you’re broken. Curiosity assumes you’re alive.
Instead of asking, “What should I fix?” try:
What do I want more of?
What feels true?
What drains me unnecessarily?
Curiosity leaves room for complexity. For rest. For change that lasts.
You are not starting from scratch. You are starting from experience.
Be gentle with the questions. They know the way.
My vibe January 1, 2026
Julie Bolejack, MBA
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