Looking Back: 2014 In One Word!

I can not believe that there are only a few more days in 2014 …NO more days in 2014!? I have been so busy celebrating this past December that I haven’t had time to post. And I do mean celebrating. Chanukah, Christmas, Kwanzaa and The New Year! It was fun but I. Am. Celebrated. OUT! Next year we may just combine everything into one week??

Anyway!

It has been a big year for me, the one word that sums up 2014 is hands down…

Transformation

Lets take a walk down memory lane…

Once upon a time I was a meek, people pleaser. Horrified to speak up and share my true opinions. I was actually afraid to share my blog with friends and family.

2014 changed that! I put my big girls pants on and things just happened

 I shared my true opinions. Even on very controversial topics like Attachment Parenting!

I opened up and dropped the “I’m perfect” facade (which I’m sure was extremely transparent ) and Told The World that I was suffering with Postpartum Depression & Anxiety, I was interviewed for two CNN articles, this one about PPD/A and I took it a step further and began doing something to Help Other Moms that were also suffering!

I Transformed! Literally, I participated in the No Excuse Mom 12 Week Transformation with great results! At least I think so 🙂

I said YES! I’ve said no most of my life, mainly out of fear and passed up many opportunities. But this year I said YES and had the chance to interview the director and producer of FRESH the documentary!

2014 show me that I can be me. 100% Raivon Lee and it is more than okay!!

If I had to predict the word for 2015…

actually…

I wouldn’t predict a thing because God takes me places that I couldn’t predict if I tried. BUT I do know that He has good plans for me, so lets get this party started!!

What is your word for 2014??? Please let me know in the comments below or on Facebook! Have a blessed New Year!

Jeremiah 29:11New Living Translation (NLT)
11 For I know the plans I have for you,” says the Lord. “They are plans for good and not for disaster, to give you a future and a hope.