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3 Words - 2020








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Here they are, my 3 words for 2020. Funny thing I can't find my 3 words from 2019, I know I had them just didn't blog them. Shouldn't have tossed out that post-it note. Oh well on with the present.


2020 3 Words:

ResilienceResilience is defined as " the capacity to recover quickly from difficulties; toughness." If the craziness of 2019 taught me anything it's that I have to be more resilient. 
Having endured multiple career setbacks in 2019 it would be easy to just give up, but what fun would that be. 2020 is my year so I'm going to be tough and manage to overcome the difficulties that life throws at me.

Plan - I need to make a better effort of creating concrete plans and sticking to them. If the plan doesn't work scrap it and come up with a new one...but plan. For too long I have just shown up and left things to "fate" (more on that for a later post).

Stillness - Create more time for meditation, reflection or simply just doing nothing. Lately, I have a need to always have some form of media playing at all times. What this has caused is a lack of focus and really, information overload. I do some of my best thinking sitting by the Lake and will be doing a lot more of it in 2020.

Next up creating the post note to stick on my wall to keep me in check for 2020!

2020 3 words
Done!



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