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The past year has most likely been challenging for most of us due to the pandemic that hit us and that has been affecting us ever since. However, around this time of year, we tend to look back and flash forward to what is yet to come. And we are hopeful. Even though last year’s aftermath may still be felt, especially by those who have lost, the start of a new year is also a bit magical as we get to express gratitude to others we work with so the New Year offers us a blank canvas of sorts. If English is not your native tongue, and you want to find the right words to express gratitude or just want to express wishes for co-workers, I am here to help you strike the right note using the right wording because today will probably be the first working day since the Christmas Break. For this purpose, I have listed some for you to use. I hope this will help you to start well!
New Year wishes for work-friends
- In an extraordinary year, I’ve been grateful for your extraordinary friendship…. Thank you. And cheers to new beginnings!
- The future is your story to write… Make next year the best one yet.
- New Year’s Day is the first page in a blank book: write a phenomenal story!
- May all your wildest dreams manifest in 2021. You got this!
New Year wishes for professionals you work with (i.e. including a boss)
- Cheers to more shared successes in the new year!
- Wishing you and yours some well-deserved downtime and a very happy new year to come.
- Cheers to health, happiness, and prosperity in 2021!
- It has been a rewarding experience working with you and may this New Year bring forth many new rewarding moments for us to share.
New Year wishes for clients
- Cheers to more shared successes in the new year!
- As we set new goals for the coming year, we look forward to our partnership with you in reaching our mutual objectives.
- Cheers to health, happiness, and prosperity in 2021!
- Wishing you and yours a safe, healthy, and prosperous new year!
Some famous quotes
- “No matter how hard the past is, you can always begin again.” — Jack Kornfield
- “The beginning is the most important part of the work.” —Plato
- “For last year’s words belong to last year’s language. And next year’s words await another voice.” —T.S. Eliot
