Daily Reflections

My One Word for 2015

 Be truly grateful for each and every day.

happy-new-year-2015-quotes-4In my post My One Resolution for 2015, I wrote about my decision to have only one resolution for 2015.  I felt that just one resolution would be easier to keep; in addition, that one resolution covers a multitude of areas in my life. My one resolution for 2015 is to be truly grateful for each and every day.

I been giving some thought to how to keep this one resolution.  Life is busy and I’m already finding myself slipping into the old hurry up – get it over with attitude.  I’ve planned to make a gratitude list — to write down at least one thing each day.  So far the list has only been inside my mind; it hasn’t made it to paper or iPad or laptop.

I know several people who choose a theme or one word every year as their goal or resolution.  A Google search will turn up several books and websites describing theories of one word resolutions.  I decided that I’d take my one resolution one step further and choose my One Word for 2015 – Grateful.

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grateful adj.
1. warmly or deeply appreciative of kindness or benefits received; thankful
2. expressing or actuated by gratitude
3. pleasing to the mind or senses; agreeable or welcome; refreshing

 

 

 

 

 

one-word-posterI hope that having “grateful” as my one word for 2015 will help me stay more focused.  I truly   want to appreciate life each day.  It’s so easy to plan for the future – trips, events, chores – that sometimes today is lost.  Don’t misunderstand me,  I think that we need to plan for the future; but I also think we need to learn to appreciate every moment of our lives.  I’m striving to be grateful for each day regardless of what happens. Even on a bad day, I want to find something to add to my grateful list.

Leave a comment below if you’d like to share your  theme or  “One Word” for 2015.  I’d love to hear from you.

 

 

Make your own One Word poster at http://getoneword.com.  (I just found this website and think it might be helpful.)

2 thoughts on “My One Word for 2015

    • I bet it does make a difference. I believe that we need to count our blessings everyday. However, our family has had a couple of rough years and I think I’ve lost some of my optimism. I’m hoping this will help. Thanks for stopping by.

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