At the end of the year, any year for that matter, I like to look back and take stock of things as well as look forward and make some goals. I prefer the word “goal” to the word “resolution” as goal seems more positive and resolution always seems like you are trying to fix something….
Journal 60 random goals for this year. Don’t be alarmed by that number. It is only 5 per month. Keep the flow quick and the goals basic. When you are done go back and write 3 actions for each one. Again keep it short. Every month you can go back and look at each goal…
What is something you want to accomplish this week beyond the usual?
What change would you like to incorporate this week? Or… a list of 25 escapes you would like to indulge in.
“I think in terms of the day’s resolutions, not the year’s.” ~ Henry Moore This quote pretty much sums up how I feel about New Year resolutions. Rather than using the beginning of the year for setting myself up for not succeeding in my lofty goals of the previous year and then making more of…
Write a page for twelve goals you want to achieve this year. One for each month. Things to include: Goal Time frame Five steps to achieve People you will need to ask for help Expected outcome
Providing yourself with some visual motivation is easier than you think. One of the first things you need to do is organize your space. Now, writers have been known to use this as a great stalling technique from writing; but if you have to keep organizing your space it obviously isn’t working for you. Piles…