Category Archives: new year resolutions

A new way to think about resolutions (especially for overwhelmed moms!)

Posted on January 31, 2019 by Lisa

I’ve been in some group discussions about resolutions this month (who hasn’t?!), and I’ve been really surprised with the number of people who have told me they “don’t do resolutions”. I don’t even know what this means, honestly. I mean, … Continue reading →

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My one word “resolution” for 2017

Posted on January 4, 2017 by Lisa

I’m a total sucker for the word of the year trend happening lately. A few years ago I chose “still”. Then I chose “intentional”. Then I chose “embrace”. This year I’m choosing “beautify”. More specifically, I want to work on my … Continue reading →

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Looking back, looking ahead

Posted on January 1, 2016 by Lisa

My word for 2015 was ‘intentional‘. Halfway through the year I wrote a bit of an update on how I was doing. Now, looking back on 2015, I am able to say with certainty that I accomplished my goals and … Continue reading →

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Checking in (on my 2015 resolutions)

Posted on July 1, 2015 by Lisa

There is nothing I love more than the one-word resolution ‘trend’. In 2013 my word was ‘Freedom’, in 2014 my word was ‘Still’, and in 2015 my word is ‘Intentional’. I think that the fact that I remember my ‘resolution’ … Continue reading →

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In 2015 I’m going to strive to be intentional.

Posted on January 1, 2015 by Lisa

If you haven’t read yesterday’s post, you probably should to get a bit more context behind my resolution for 2015. Go ahead, I’ll wait. The highlights of last year included doing new things. We traveled to places we had never … Continue reading →

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