December’s Word: More

Affirmation:
"I honor gratitude for what is, while courageously choosing more joy, more love, and more life for myself."




December arrives with a question, carrying the weight of eleven months behind it and the promise of twelve more ahead. This month, my word is more. A tricky word, isn’t it? Because when the balance is off, “more” can become a restless hunger, a treadmill that never stops. We chase it, forgetting gratitude, forgetting presence, forgetting that enoughness is already here.

But the “more” I am choosing this December is different. It is not about accumulation or striving. It is about shifting out of survival mode—the place I’ve lived in for much of this year—and remembering that joy can exist even in challenge. Survival mode doesn’t have to mean scarcity. It can hold laughter, memories, and moments of light. It can remind me that wanting more is not a betrayal of gratitude, but an expansion of it.

So I ask myself: what is the intention behind “more”? Is it fear, or is it love? Is it escape, or is it growth? This month, I choose to be okay with wanting more, because my “more” is rooted in better. Better health. Better relationships. Better choices. More courage to step into joy, even when the ground feels uncertain. More belonging, more boundaries, more grace.

December is my invitation to lay the path for the year ahead—not by running faster, but by choosing with intention. By seeing that survival mode can coexist with joy. By trusting that gratitude and desire can walk hand in hand.
So here’s to December. To choosing more, not as a demand, but as a gift. To letting “more” mean better, deeper, truer. And to laying the foundation for twelve months of living not just to survive, but to thrive.


Peace and Blessings

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