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We’ve gone way past that time of year again :-) here is my reflection on last year’s three words and my intentions for the new year.

My new book has finally arrived - yay!

So, exciting news - I’ve written a new book.

We’ve reached that time of year again where I reflect on last year’s three words and share my intentions for the new year.

The ebb and flow of energy in my life is something you think I would be used to after almost 52 years on this planet - you would be wrong.

It’s that time of year again where I share my intentions for the new year.

We’ve finally made it to the last activity from My Year of TED!!!

Let’s just pretend that this is not a year late… okay?

You know how I’ve mentioned my procrastination over completing these was probably due to subconsciously dreading revisiting Choice and Being Wrong?

After the last two activities, I was looking forward to revisiting Vulnerability.

Well 10 and a half years to be more precise!

If you haven’t read anything on my three words before, it comes from Chris Brogan and you can read his 2018 post for more details.

This was a challenging activity during My Year of TED - it proved to be a bit confronting to reflect on as well.

Okay, so by now I should have completed three more sketchnotes - Choice, Being Wrong and Vulnerability.

This one is about 20 days late - I mean, it’s not really late because I’m working to my own timetable and I’m sure no one is waiting for these to be posted.

The procrastination continued this month, this reflection should have come out on the 1st of July.

So, I think I’ve been procrastinating getting here because this was the one activity I look on as a failure.

It was lovely to revisit this activity and how nice it was to spend time writing personal letters to some of the important people in my life.

This activity, 30 days of Preconceptions, marks a shift in My Year of TED - a shift I've not really thought of before.

You know how I've been doing My Three Words to set intentions for the year since 2012 - sharing what they mean and then reflecting on them every year, for TEN YEARS!