Word for 2021 & Goals

As you all know, my word for this year was Stretch.
As I started to think of all I'd accomplished this year and what I hoped for next year, I played around with several different options for a word, but one kept coming back to me again and again.

Maintain.

What do I mean by that and what am I hoping to gain with it?

This year has been all about reaching and stretching and pushing myself to see how far I can go. And I've found I can reach a bit farther than I thought, but I also know I'm about to my limit in what I've taken on. So, when I say I want to maintain what I've gained this year, I don't mean simply hold steady and not continue to move forward. Instead, I mean keep doing what I've been doing so that my momentum won't slow.
Just like a car needs an oil change every so often, or your hair needs a trim, life needs maintenance, too. We can't just go, go, go and expect nothing to ever slow us down. That being said, I'm hoping to find a happy medium where I won't feel so stressed about things, but I can keep getting more books in your hands each year, too.
So, with that in mind, here are some goals I've set for my writing life in 2021:

• Write two more books (I did that in 2020 and 2019, so I know I can)
• Gain at least one or two more contracts for 2022
• Launch the two books and novella coming out this year
• Try to get a few local signings
• Attend at least one conference/retreat
• Keep improving

It's nothing huge, and yet it is. Because a few years ago I didn't even think I could do half of that.
Have you thought about a word to embrace for 2021? How about some goals?