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January 4 question - Do you have a word of the year? Is there one word that sums up what you need to work on or change in the coming year? For instance, in 2021 my word of the year was Finish. I was determined to finished my first draft by the end of the year. In 2022, my word of the year is Ease. I want to get my process, systems, finances, and routines where life flows with ease and less chaos. What is your word for 2023? Why?
I don't have a word for the year. And trying to think of just 1 word, I find many words shoving and pushing together to form a mangled complicated web. LOL.
I love the inspiring quotes you shared. They are all so true.
ReplyDeleteMany words is all right.
ReplyDeleteI had a hard time choosing just one. Every blog I visit makes me want to change my word. LOL
ReplyDeleteHi Cathrina, I really like the word Peace. May we all find our peace this year. Happy New Year/1
ReplyDeleteI keep seeing "heart" here in all of these. I think many words are okay, too. I certainly chose more than one. :)
ReplyDeleteOne word can't really sum up everything, anyway, and peace is a good place to start.
ReplyDeleteGreat quotes. And you and me both with trying to pick one word!
ReplyDeleteA few times I picked words for the year and forgot to write them down so I forgot them. LOL
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