Horribilis — Annus

A horrible year is rarely a total loss. As noted by, adversity teaches lessons, and out of the ashes of a "dung heap of crapola," there can be an opportunity for a "new year [that] brings with it many promises and opportunities".

Frequently described as an era of intense adversity, including global health crises and financial instabilities.

It is tempting to dwell on the past or fear the future. Learning to live in the moment allows you to appreciate small victories, even in a dark year. Annus Horribilis

Sometimes it's a political shift that feels personal, or witnessing widespread disasters.

Intimate recordings and photos of the Royal Family were published, damaging their public reputation. A horrible year is rarely a total loss

Did you find a way to make it a Annus Mirabilis (wonderful year)? Share your story in the comments. To help me personalize this,

Here is a look back at the Anatomy of an Annus Horribilis and how to survive it. 1. The Anatomy of a "Horrible Year" It is tempting to dwell on the past or fear the future

It is a Latin phrase that has become shorthand for pure, unadulterated chaos. Literally translating to a annus horribilis was famously brought into the public consciousness by Queen Elizabeth II in her 1992 speech, reflecting on a year of profound scandal, tragedy, and disappointment.