djlifey
2 months ago
I’ve made several new friends. I guess it’s not something you ever really want to stop doing. Can you ever have too many friends? Real friends don’t wear off over time.
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lose weight / get in shape
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696 people |
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love myself unconditionally
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226 people |
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identify 100 things that make me happy (besides money)
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6,103 people |
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pray more often
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465 people |
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get out of debt
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9,015 people |
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become better at small-talk
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1,646 people |
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be successful
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2,021 people |
| 8. |
stop being so critical of everything
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14 people |
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write more letters by hand
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511 people |
| 10. |
be happy in my job
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12 people |
| 11. |
stop complaining
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468 people |
| 12. |
read all of the books on my shelf
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11 people |
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be less negative
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132 people |
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Try to remember that my attitude is a choice I make every minute of every day
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18 people |
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create a journal for experiments and projects
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1 person |
| 16. |
Be a good landman
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1 person |
I’ve made several new friends. I guess it’s not something you ever really want to stop doing. Can you ever have too many friends? Real friends don’t wear off over time.
Some libraries are good. The video section leaves much to be desired, unless you like “Sex in the City” and “Dude, Where’s My Car”.
I can’t complain about the books. It’s a free membership, so what can you lose?
And here we are a year and a half later, and I’m still not able to achieve this goal. The own business thing fell apart and we closed in December. I spent until last week looking for full-time work. I finally landed a full-time job, so here’s to 103 weeks left to achieve this goal.