It's January again, one of the seven months of the year with 31 days. January, which still celebrates the unwelcoming harmattan from December . That first month of the year often associated with unfounded fear by many. Just because there has been so much merriment and celebrations doesn't mean we should expect to be broke in January like most people say. Truly, January comes with expenses but then every parent should be prepared for their kid's resumption, house keeping and feeding allowances. Remember in my "I love November" article I reiterated on planning for the new year in November, because in December most likely we get carried away.
Anyway not everybody goes broke in January, it's a wonderful month, a month of good fortune and great starts majorly. A month that avails everyone the opportunity to make certain positive commitments which they will stick to all year round. January is the door to the year, open it in good faith and great expectancy.
