One word resolution

In theory, picking a word for the year sounds like a great idea. However, in reality, it's no different than listing a bunch of resolutions. Try this instead.

Instead of many goals, choose a word for the year. One word to focus on can lead to goal achievement. Find your word of the year.

Happy New Years everyone! This is one of my favourite time of the years, because it is all about hope. It's a fresh start, a new beginning, and anything is possible. People seem a little more optimistic, a little kinder to themselves, and little more brave to face challenges. I don't know about you, but…

Tips for choosing one word to be your theme of the year and how it can be more effective than making a list of resolutions.

One way to help focus our intentions in a new year is to select one word to act as a guiding principle for us throughout the year.

Choose your word of the year to help set your goals and make this year one of the best yet! Your word of the year just needs to be something to focus on. Let one of these 100+ words guide you! #newyeargoals #goalsetting #wordoftheyear #newyearword

Time to set us your new year resolutions! This time though try choosing the word of the year. Just one word to guide you through the entire year!

Are you thinking about making a new years resolution? Another option to consider might be a one word challenge! Instead of a resolution, you choose a guiding word to stick to for the entire year. Find word of the year examples and other inspiration in this post! #newyears #resolutions #inspiration

Instead of making resolutions this year, how about trying the One Word Challenge? Focus on one word and see how God uses it in your life this year!

Are you a New Year’s Resolution maker? Do you make yourself a promise at the beginning of each year and hope you'll stick to it? That used to be me. Recently I adopted the “Word of the Year” approach instead. Spending the year focusing on one word that sums up my goals is empowering. It is about not just changing my behavior; but changing my mindset. Read more about the process I use to choose my Word of the Year.