review my goals

because they are things i would be doing in the summer and spring, so i am taking note of them in my journal, and going to focus on things i can accomplish in the next few months, as well as year round

i am doing this again today

cleaning em up, eliminating the less important, and shaping things up today!

removed a couple, made some more specific…gettign more and more realistic everyday here!

WAY TO GO ME!

I’ve gone through my list, and can say that every goal that’s still here is something I truly want to do. (Though I still have one or two that I need to think about a little bit before I decide to give up.) I’m not quite done the tidying-up – there are a few goals that I want to add – but the major overhaul is done.

For now.

I keep saying that I’m going to go over my list and get it updated and organized, so it better reflects who and where I am right now. And I keep losing interest in the effort after a couple of days.

Hopefully, making this into a goal of its own – and giving myself a time frame – will inspire me to get it done.

It’s been out with some of the old, in with some new and dusting off the rest. It feels good.

All right, looking a bit slimmer here. Doing well. I think in order to call this quits I’d like to have a recent entry for all my goals. That should give me a pretty good indication of what’s still here that doesn’t need to be.

I’ve knocked off some of the easier things on my list, but there’s still a lot left. Many of them are resolutions, and quite large ones at that. I feel overwhelmed looking at them all and I just don’t know what to do with them. I feel they’re still important, but often they’re big and vague. I also suffer from “do it all at once” syndrome.

Perhaps the answer is in there somewhere: focus on being more specific and concentrate on one thing at a time.