Welcome
to 2013, folks.
Did you make any resolutions? Why or why not?
I know that
there have been years where I’ve not made any resolutions but this year I’ve
made a resolution to make monthly goals because I think it’s important to keep
yourself motivated throughout the year not just in January because it’s the
start of a new year! I tried this method in the later months of 2012 and it
seemed to work rather well for me. I would take some time one of the last days
of the month, a half hour of my day, and write down all of the things I want to
accomplish over the next 30 or 31 days. It’s been effective for me because I
like to be able to see my goals. I will use pretty paper or markers and make
the goal sheet aesthetically appealing and then stick it somewhere I will see
it often enough to motivate me (like on my fridge). I also am a huge sucker for
to-do lists (and, subsequently, crossing things off my to-do lists) so I like
to make some of my goals with numbers behind them so I can cross off the
numbers as I accomplish my goals. For example, take a look at my goals for
January:
I plan to do weekly crafts with Melina (my daughter) and try
new recipes weekly, hence why the numbers “ 1 2 3 4 “ are written behind those
goals. When I complete one of those goals, I’ll cross off #1 and so on and so
forth.
I know some people are blatantly against the idea of New
Years resolutions simply because of the amount of negativity that resolutions
sometimes get due to their often-high failure yet. But, in all honestly,
whether you make a resolution on the 31st of December, 1st
of January or in the middle of any given month, ANYTIME is a great time to set
a goal. We all know that a resolution is just another way of looking at goal
setting so take some time later today, tomorrow or RIGHT NOW and set yourself
some goals to kick in the face this year!
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