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I just love the fresh start of a new year, but as a goal-driven perfectionist and a rule follower, I have a complicated history with New Year’s resolutions. In my younger years, I would set ambitious goals for myself every January 1 (because that’s what you do!), then spend months struggling to keep up. Some of those goals were achieved. Others fell by the wayside, resulting in personal feelings of inadequacy over my inability to adhere to overzealous resolutions I hadn’t really needed to make in the first place. In my late twenties I dabbled with giving up on New Year’s resolutions altogether, then eventually made peace with my habit 2018 I listed out 18 dreams and to-do items I had hoped to achieve or accomplish within the year. Twelve of those items were checked off my list, most of which never would have happened if my list hadn’t existed, so I’m deeming the year a success. This year, I have a personal list of 19 goals and dreams for 2019. Some are likely pipe dreams, others are small tasks I can accomplish in a day, and a few are little things I think might be fun to do this year. I’ll be holding these items loosely, celebrating my wins if they happen and In January of 2015, eight months pregnant and on the precipice of a new life stage, I decided to try something new with my goal-setting. The concept of choosing One Word for the year was gaining traction, and I planned to give it a whirl. Inspired by Claire Díaz Ortiz open mind and great flexibility as I transitioned into motherhood.  Having one word for that first year of motherhood proved incredibly beneficial for me. As 2015 unfolded, the concept of being Open framed my experiences and my attitude, and served as a useful mantra as I dove headfirst into one new situation after another. After that year, there was no question that I would choose another word for 2016, and I’ve chosen a new word every year since.  But it didn’t feel quite right. It seemed too abstract, too difficult to define, let alone practice; perhaps a tad too