As the dust settles on 2023, a year filled with unexpected twists and turns, I find myself drawn to a single, powerful word for 2024: Navigate. It’s not just a word; it’s a map, a compass, a whispered promise of growth amidst the swirling currents of life. Life isn’t a placid lake, it’s a wild …
For the last few years, I have had a one-word intention. In 2022 it was Capture. For 2021 Adventure was the going theme. All the way back in 2020 it was Celebrate. Intention words are what you hope, strive or aim for your year to be. These last few years have not been like anything …
When you choose a one-word theme you never know exactly where it’s going to take you. For 2022 capture was my chosen word. Did it live up to expectations? The whole idea with the word was to capture memories, moments, photos and life. Honestly, it was anything but. Not one single photo was taken with …
My one-word theme for 2021 was Adventure. Was I asking too much? With two years of COVID, lockdowns, restrictions, some might say that you can’t go on adventures if you can’t go anywhere. If COVID has taught us anything, it’s to be kind, be resourceful, and live life to the beat of your own drum. …
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Surprisingly Adventure has been a sub-theme for at least the last 5 years, it has however never taken centre stage, until now. The idea of having a single theme for the year is to give you direction and guidance. The power of a single word, can give you the motivation to achieve goals, dreams or …
When you choose a word like Celebrate as your yearly intention, you think there would be big things to celebrate. Instead life through a curveball with the world in quarantine, isolation and lockdown. Could I have changed my word? Yes sure, but instead I decided to look for all the small wins. The ones that …
For the last few years, I have had a one-word intention for the year. I never use to have or do this. However at the end of each year, I would always reflect on the year that was, and a generally a theme would emerge. A few years ago when I discovered that the one-word …
