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The last event of 2021 has just finished up, and we ended the Pathfinder call with an intention-setting exercise – what will be your word for 2022?
For me, it’s this one – it’s Greek, and I’d like to ensure that all of the work I do – be it working with others, or writing for myself, has soul, creativity and love about it.
Others said
– Workathon
– Funding
– Revival
– Escape
– Crossing-the-chasm
– Self-determination
– Positive-influence
– Reposition
– Learning
– Happiness
So, what will your word be for next year, and why?
Thank you to everyone who has been a part of our Pathfinder calls this year – I can’t wait to see what we all achieve together in 2022.
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Such a lovely excercise Lexi, and a great call to end the year Рwhat would your word for 2022 be? Kai-Erik Sunell, Stuart Prestedge, Darryl Godfrey, Ryan McGee, James McKerracher, Kimalla Cambridge-Hewitt, Nes Patrick K. Se̱or, Wendy Liu, Suzanne Cox, Suni Sekhon, Victoria Poon, Rich Mills, Niall Ogilvy, Caoimhe Kelly
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I love this post! So sorry to have missed the call but I was on a flight back to Ireland and I’m so grateful to have made it home this year 🙂 my word for 2022 is joy 🤗
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We’d be intrigued to hear what word some of our team would give to 2022 – Fiona Chorlton-Voong, @jesus, Jane O'Sullivan, Afonso Pereira, Claire Moss, Tristan Dugmore, Krzysztof Janiszewski – extra points if you can guess Ben and Ella’s words from the list
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Ben’s must be the funding one. If it wasn’t, it should be
. Ella – Learning?? Mine will be Direction 
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Funding is easy
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Mine was Workathon – meaning that our focus in 2022 is helping our members win work at scale …. 🚀🚀🚀
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Mine was revival. The last two years have been pretty blah so next year will be definitely be about getting back that which has been lost. Thank you to everyone at TPC and this fabulous community that I’ve spoken to this year.
Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year
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Thanks for the mention. I saw this before my daily walk, so I have been thinking about it. My one word is:
– Habits
I include anything you just do and perhaps take for granted without questioning. It may be your health – thus the walk. Or people. Or routines. Celebrate and build on the good habits and get rid of the bad ones. Oh, and don’t wait for the end the year to do it.
In my case, the habit I particularly want to address is identifying when good is enough instead of perfection.
As Churchill said (yet again!) – ”Perfection is the enemy of progress.
More than one word!!!
Have a good one everyone.
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Thanks a bunch for the mention, Lexi. My word for 2022 is ”Decisiveness”. There is no perfect decision, but I need to work to make it right. The only way I can do that is to follow through and find out. A fear of ’risking’ my status quo usually has me second-guessing everything, even when I don’t really like how things are. So yes, I’d like to be decisive and go through with my ideas and plans. Inspirational Quote for Powerful Ending – Live by the sword, for we will die, anyway.
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Spot on Adarsh Nalam. I have made a couple of decisions recently that I have delayed for too long. When I finally made them, I was relieved and you know what, the universe reciprocated by bringing up other opportunities. Sometimes our gut reaches a decision before our brain can see all the empirical evidence.
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Interested to hear from some of our Pioneers who couldn’t make tonight’s call – Conrad Young Alex Pitt Silvia Janska Zarir 'Zed' Vakil Deepshikha Yadav Adarsh Nalam – what will your word be for 2022? I know there’s many more of you so feel free to add yours here too!