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Your Word for 2022
It's resolution season. As the end of 2021 approaches and you reflect on the past year, what is your word for 2022? Learn more on how a personal word can keep you motivated in the New Year.
My word is balance. I'm looking to create more equilibrium in my life in the coming year.
What are you going to forge in the coming year?
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@JulieF345466 That a great word! Welcome to AARP's online community Julie. Glad to have you join us.
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@AARPRachelA Great question! My word for 2022 is capable. 2021 was resilient. 2020 was Hopeful.
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Lighthearted is my word.
I know weโve all been through a lot the last 2 years with this pandemic and it hasnโt been easy to stay optimistic all the time. But Iโve found trying to keep a lighthearted disposition has improved my mood and makes me enjoy retirement life more. Lighthearted was my word in 2021 and itโll work in 2022 too.
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