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We often stop paying attention to things once they become familiar. But what if there’s more to learn? A little curiosity can help us see familiar words, people, places, and ideas in a new way.

Your One Word means something to you—but what does it mean to someone else? Try three simple conversations to gain a fresh perspective on your word.

What happens when you stop analyzing your One Word and start experiencing it? Try this year’s sensory challenge using touch, taste, and sound to discover new meaning in your word.

What happens when your One Word no longer inspires you? Mid-year is the perfect time to check in. Whether you’ve forgotten your word, outgrown it, or simply lost sight of it, these three simple practices can help you reconnect, reimagine, or replace your word and continue growing with intention.

What if your One Word has been trying to get your attention? This month, you’re invited into a simple kind of noticing: become a One Word detective in your everyday…

Maybe you chose a specific One Word for the year. Or maybe you didn’t. Either way, here’s a way to reconnect with something that feels meaningful to you right now.…