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On behalf of the Midlands Mediation Center's Board and staff, we wish each of you a holiday season filled with peace, joy and happiness. We join in celebrating Hanukkah, Winter Solstice, Boxing Day and Kwanzaa. Happy Holidays!!!

As we transition from 2022 to 2023, MMC would like to encourage us to take a moment and reflect throughout today. What memories did you create that stand out the most? Why were these moments meaningful?

As we transition from 2022 to 2023, MMC would like to encourage us to take a moment and reflect throughout today. What’s different now than it was twelve months ago? Did anything change with your job, faith, worldview, family, home, health, etc?

As we transition from 2022 to 2023, MMC would like to encourage us to take a moment and reflect throughout today. Did you discover a new skill, hobby, activity, recipe, etc.. Did you find out something new about yourself?

As we transition from 2022 to 2023, MMC would like to encourage us to take a moment and reflect throughout today. What made you proud this year? Were you able to check off something from your bucket list? Reflect on your accomplishments.

As we transition from 2022 to 2023, MMC would like to encourage us to take a moment and reflect throughout today. Look through your photos from this year, then select 10 (ten) that captured a special moment or ones that had the most impact on you. Share one photo here!

Thank you for sharing in this journey of the year! Please share with your connections and invite them to connect with MMC. What were some of the surprising or unexpected events of 2022?

Life is a lived experience filled with valuable lessons. As you reflect on this year, what have you learned about yourself, others, society as a whole, or the world? We hope you are enjoying these moments of reflection. We would love to hear your thoughts.

Welcome to a year of reflections. If this is the first post you/ve seen, please go and review the earlier post. What insights or perspectives has 2022 brought to your life? How has this growth impacted your worldview?

Thank you for participating - What are your values? Take a moment to capture those values. Now consider, what motivated you to uphold these values, and how did they affect your choices and actions? #2022Reflection #NewYearPrep

Whew, what a fantastic day to reflect - What were the opportunities, and what motivated you to pursue them? How did they turn out, and what impacts did these opportunities have on your lived experience? #2020Reflection #NewYearPrep

YOU DON'T have to post!!! Take a moment and record a message to yourself - it's your message, and it's for YOU!! If not now, please before the year's end. It's yours, so tell your truth to YOU to hear later. You can post DONE when completed. #2020Reflection

Six hours are remaining until the close of the year - 2022. What an amazing year. What made YOU take that risk? What prevented you from taking some risks?

Five Hours to Go - Goodbye 2022 - Goodbye to those fears! What fears did you face related to personal, business, or community challenges, difficult situations, or the unknown? How did you overcome them, and what did you learn from the experience? #2020Reflection

If you have journeyed the whole day - that's 12 hours of reflections!! Congratulations Considering all that happened in the last twelve months, what are you most thankful for? What experiences, people, or events have brought you the most gratitude? #2020Reflection

Two hours to go - 2022, You've been GREAT - Thank you for the new experiences, opportunities and risks.

One hours to go - Farewell 2022 It's time to think about those goals for 2023! Review lessons learned and new skills acquired. These are your goals and remember to keep them "S.M.A.R.T." - Let's do this

Are you ready to "Keep it 100"? Tune in today at noon to NAFCM's inaugural episode of the "#Here2Hear podcast", featuring Alyson Carrel, a clinical professor of law and co-director of the Northwestern Pritzker School of Law, CNMRJ. Here is the link- ow.ly/8ajN50PikCa