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One Word for 2022
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It's the time of the year that everyone starts to focus more on what they are planning to do in the next on. You do not have to look hard to find information about New Year's resolutions, goal setting, and making plans for 2022 right now. For years, I would write lists of my resolutions or goals for each area of my life. I found that I would stay on track with some things but not others--it was a rollercoaster of ups and downs. My first time around with having a "word of the year" was the same--up and down. Until five years ago, I had an opportunity to hear one of the authors of One Word That Will Change Your Life and my relationship with the practice totally changed.
In this episode, I am going to talk about having a word of the year practice--specifically how I approach it, what I have gained from it and why I think you should start.
Find out more about the One Word community and the challenge that begins on December 27th clicking here: One Word Challenge
I recommend children's version; I shared it with elementary-age students and was amazed at how much they loved the concept. It's called One Word for Kids: A Great Way to Have the Best Year Ever!
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