2012 is your big chance to start fresh, and make your life suck less in the New Year<\/a><\/strong>. Here are twelve ideas that will make you happier, healthier and hotter!<\/p>\n 1. Get Psychic Readings<\/strong><\/p>\n The beginning of the year is the perfect time to get a psychic reading. See what special experiences are in store for you and get valuable advice that will make 2012 start with success<\/a><\/strong>. Calling is easy, affordable, exciting, and beneficial! Plus there are so many wonderful psychics to choose from that you’re sure to talk to someone whom you can experience a deep connection with.<\/p>\n 2. Reconnect With People You Care About<\/strong><\/p>\n Make time for people you do not normally make time for but you know you should. Pick up the phone and call friends and family members whom you have lost touch with. If the phone call goes well, you could even plan a lunch meeting or dinner date.<\/p>\n 3. Make a Mini “Bucket List”<\/strong><\/p>\n List all the places you want to visit, activities you want to experience, and goals you want to reach before 2012 ends. My list includes traveling to Korea, visiting all the libraries around my neighborhood, and saving up an eight-month emergency fund. My list from last year included buying a condo, getting LASIK eye surgery, and going out with friends once a week. Other ideas many include: sky diving, dating online and dieting.<\/p>\n 4. Read Psychic Blogs<\/strong><\/p>\n There’s great advice to be found in these blogs that range from workplace to dating tips. Make sure you’re subscribed to the newsletter so that you receive a daily email from California Psychics<\/a><\/strong> with blogs, horoscopes, and much more helpful information. I like to start my day by reading my Virgo horoscope and absorbing all the helpful stories, perspectives, and guidance presented on there.<\/p>\n 5. Treat Your Body Better<\/strong><\/p>\n You don’t have to diet and work out daily, but you should try to improve your health habits overall. For example, eliminate toxic items like sodas, cigarettes and fast food. Then commit to doing any physical activity for thirty minutes a day.<\/p>\n 6. Invest Your Money Wisely<\/strong><\/p>\n Make your money work for you through a retirement account, savings account, certificates of deposit, or stock market. Spend your money where it will increase in value. Clothing, shoes, DVDs \u2013 these are all things we buy that typically lose value. Make this year more financially rewarding by adjusting your spending habits. You don\u2019t need to be rich to invest. Start small by opening a savings account with $50. There are many online-only banks that offer accounts with no minimum deposits and high interest rates.<\/p>\n 7. Go Back to School on Nights or Weekends<\/strong><\/p>\n Consider going back to school to get that diploma, degree, or certificate you\u2019ve thought about getting. Even if you do not need it right now, it may give you a lot of satisfaction to have something new and valuable to add to your resume and curriculum vitae.<\/p>\n 8. Buy a New Electronic Device<\/strong><\/p>\n Figure out what electronic upgrade you can make that will make your life better. This could be a new television, cell phone, kindle, iPod, printer, Blu-ray player, et cetera.<\/p>\n 9. Spoil Your Pet<\/strong><\/p>\n Take your pet to the vet to get an annual check-up, shots, and grooming. If you don\u2019t have a pet, consider getting one. Pets are great companions that will make you look forward to coming home from work each and every day.<\/p>\n 10. Start Planning a Birthday Bash<\/strong><\/p>\n It’s never too early to start planning for the big day. Reserve a hip spot, make a Facebook invite, and look forward to your party. Consider having a unique theme. For example, I had my last birthday party at the Library Bar in downtown LA, and all my friends dressed up as librarians, bookworms or nerds to celebrate my new job at a library.<\/p>\n 11. Update Your Wardrobe<\/strong><\/p>\n Go through your clothes and remove any items that are outdated, worn out, do not fit, or you simply never wear. Then, make a list of any items you should add to your wardrobe, such as a little black dress, a raincoat, or boots. Keep this list in your purse for easy access next time you go shopping.<\/p>\n 12. Read More<\/strong><\/p>\n Go to your favorite bookstore and buy three books. One could be a classic, such as J.D. Salinger\u2019s Catcher in the Rye.<\/em> The second one could be a popular fiction book, such as Suzanne Collins\u2019 The Hunger Games<\/em>. And, the third one could be a helpful nonfiction book, such as Thomas Stanley and William Danko\u2019s The Millionaire Next Door<\/em>. Reading more will provide you more intelligent conversation topics and wisdom<\/a><\/strong>.<\/p>\n You may do these twelve activities in any order. Perhaps, try one new idea every month to keep improving all year long. Happy New Year!<\/p>\n“It feels to me as if my greatest psychic gift is to help people to find their way out of the confusion and chaos by helping them see” the overall situations or understand what the other people involved are ‘actually’ thinking!” – Yemaya ext. 5143<\/a><\/em><\/h4>\n
“A psychic sees things from the outside perspective. We as humans have a difficult time stepping outside the box and looking at things from a very neutral standpoint.” – Lacy ext. 5494<\/a><\/strong><\/em><\/h4>\n