Spending time outdoors is good for your health, so make a plan with your friends to meet and have a nice walk in the park.

You can go hiking, skiing, etc. It will be a great way to start the new year.

Historically, the gift-giving season did not end with Christmas!

Why not treat yourself to a pricey bottle of champagne instead of your typical sparkling wine on such a special occasion?

Make some time for yourself. Alternatively, spending the last few days of the year alone isn't always a bad idea.

Review the challenges that you have faced this year and what they taught you.

Smaller goals will be much easier to maintain than the broad ones you may have set in the past. Once you've decided what you want to accomplish, list the precise steps you need to follow to get there. Then, prepare for any potential speed humps.

It's nice to relive memories in a physical way, whether you create a scrapbook of the previous year or another theme.

The perfect outfit for a movie marathon. 

Face your fear of flying, your anxiety about large people, or something else different. New Year’s Eve is a perfect time for it, leave this fear in the passing year.

Make it a point to kiss someone just before the clock strikes midnight if you do go out to a party or on a date.

Making a toast that highlights all the year's accomplishments and amusing failures, as well as remembering to thank your loved ones, may be a fantastic addition to the evening, especially if you are hosting the party.

It's a tradition in some Latin American cultures to walk around with an empty suitcase on New Year's Eve. It will manifest travel in the following year.

By taking a brief getaway, you can celebrate New Year's Eve in a distinctive way.

Think about the coming year in your meditations. Break down your goals it will help you to achieve the, faster.

In addition to being enjoyable, it can also be strangely cathartic. Who knows what wonderful things you might draw towards yourself by welcoming the new year with some noise and energy.