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Word of the Year Inspiration from Morgann Elyce Davis

Word of the Year Inspiration from Morgann Elyce Davis
Each year, my friend Morgann and I work together to create a custom print for her word of the year. I asked her to reflect on why choosing a word has become a sort of anchor for her. In her own words, Morgann shares how a single word has helped her navigate life’s greatest joys and most devastating challenges. Continue reading

Choosing a Word of the Year is a Powerful Alternative to a New Year's Resolution

Choosing a Word of the Year is a Powerful Alternative to a New Year's Resolution

New Year’s resolutions often start strong but fade as the weeks pass, leaving us feeling overwhelmed, guilty, or uninspired. But there’s a gentler, more powerful alternative: a word of the year. Read why a word of the year works better and how to choose one.

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Employee Appreciation: Thoughtful and Personal Gift Ideas

Employee Appreciation: Thoughtful and Personal Gift Ideas

As you work to build a strong and engaged team of employees, showing appreciation is crucial. If you can offer a bonus or day off, definitely do that. But if you just have enough budget for a small gift, consider ideas that are different than the typical corporate swag. Your employees deserve gifts that show they are valued as individuals.

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2024 Word of the Year Ideas

2024 Word of the Year Ideas
Choosing a “Word of the Year” is a powerful alternative to a New Year's resolution. Instead of something that makes you feel pressure or guilt, pick a word that makes you feel more confident, grateful, adventurous, or motivated. What will your word be? Let me give you some ideas with my own spin on the definitions. Continue reading

Choose a word of the year instead of a resolution (with 35 word options)

Choose a word of the year instead of a resolution (with 35 word options)

As one year comes to an end and another begins, many of us put forth our New Year’s resolutions. Although I once chose a resolution that lasted a solid 5 years (volunteering more!), data reveals that resolutions are short-lived. So instead of making a resolution full of pressure and guilt, choose a word that will help you live with better intentions for the year.

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