PolinaK

I have been successfully saving 25% of all income for the past 1.5 years. The problem is I take it out as soon as I need some. Now need to work on preventing this from happening.

$333 each per day = ~$7000 each per month (working days only)

We got the stock, the license, the name and even a website but got stuck with choosing a location. Since it is not a money making plot but a lifestyle choice I am happy to wait for an ideal location where I would love to spend my days, until such place is found the goal is on hold.

My forex automated signal is happily ticking away with some very nice profits and 0 intervention required from me, although I do keep an eye on it just to see the account growing. Now just need to add another stream and this goal can be ticked off as well. Time to put my thinking cap on.

To help me focus on what is important daily and discard the unimportant

signed up for a 12 week course today. Yeepee!!

did it at Penrith man made white water rafting facility, fun times but won’t do it in the wild, too scared

I went without it for a week and now have no desire, but the taste and smell of coffee is still so good so it’s hard to resist the temptation. I have coffee about once a month these days

Got to admit I already speak to them once a week so this goal was a bit of a cheat, but I didn’t know what else to put in the family section.

Dancing is one of my main passions and I get transported into another world of my own when I dance. I really go for it and do dance like noone is watching.

Had 17” powerbook for years, what an awesome machine, was way ahead of it’s time when it first came out, I just love it. But had to sell it now that it’s time to upgrade and move on, bye bye powerbook.

friendships are more important than anything else in the world, cherish them.

Great program but I’ve just hit my 43 things limit and feeling sort of disappointed, why only 43?? I hope I would be allowed more than 43 things in my completed goals list, I was really looking forward to using it as my achievement journal for years to come.

been putting it off for months and harbouring so many negative emotions and ended up finishing it in about half an hour!! But how many hours I obsessed about not wanting to do it. I should really focus on my “stop procrastinating” goal, shouldn’t I?!

I have made firefox my default browser and loaded it up with addons so that it now does EVERYTHING for me, even render websites as IE for debugging. Mainly it is:
- an email program (google apps)
- productivity system (GTDinbox, toodledo)
- color picker
- screen measuring tool
- multi protocol chat (meebo)
- timer (slimtimer)
- ebay assistant
- AWESOME 3D pictures rendering from most popular websites (piclens)
- wasted time tracker (meetimer)

need I say more?...

Buying a house (or two or three) is definitely a great achievement and a milestone in life of sorts. Whoever never bought one should definitely do so, if not to live in then at least to invest as a passive asset.

I owned my own home for a while and it’s not all what it is made out to be, especially while the bank still owns most of it. Now I prefer to be more mobile and less burgeoned by the bills/mortgages/maintenance… Been there and done that and choose a different path for now.

I use facebook applicaiton Thankful to record 10 things I am grateful for each day. It is a great tool for cultivating attitude of gratitude. And you know what, it actually really works, the more profoundly grateful I am for things in my life, the more life brings more of those to me, it’s MAGIC!

I found that sleeping LESS actually adds to my energy levels more than anything else. Try it out.

When I was in a very low energetic stage in my life I found this resource that helped heaps:

www.simpleology.com – get the simpleology 103 course. After only a few days of doing the 5 minute a day online course I head heaps more energy. It covers all areas of personal energy (nutrition, diet, various types of exercises, etc) and presents it together with helpful tools so that you actually devise your own plan and stick with it – brilliant!