What happens when the year you planned becomes the year you barely recognize?

As New Year’s Eve approaches, many people are preparing to celebrate. Yet behind the music, family gatherings, and cheerful resolutions, others are quietly remembering the goals they did not complete, the relationships that changed, the people they lost, and the choices they wish they could make again.

What Are Your Regrets for the New Year? is a warm, honest, and sometimes humorous invitation to look back at the year you actually lived, not the perfect one you imagined.

Through relatable stories and thoughtful reflection, Vgdawson explores family changes, holiday grief, financial mistakes, missed opportunities, difficult relationships, quiet victories, and the pressure to become a completely different person when the clock strikes twelve.

This book will help you:

• Face regret without allowing it to define you.

• Forgive yourself for what you did not know.

• Recognize the quiet victories you may have overlooked.

• Release relationships, guilt, and expectations that have taken enough from you.

• Carry wisdom forward without carrying every wound.

• Enter the new year with peace, honesty, and hope.

This is not another resolution book filled with impossible goals. It will not ask you to pretend that every painful experience was a blessing or that every loss happened for a reason.

Instead, it offers a compassionate place to tell the truth about the year, receive what it taught you, and decide what no longer deserves to follow you forward.

Making peace with the year you had does not mean you would choose to live it again. It means you refuse to let regret steal the year still waiting for you.

The new year does not need a new you.

It needs the wiser you.