Have fewer long-term, esoteric goals and make more of a nagging to-do list

Well, now I’m at a point where I’m somewhere in between needing or wanting a specific “to-do list” and a “maybe someday wish list”. Shall have to refresh my goals anyway, it’s been so long since I’ve been around here…

...that one keeps cropping up.

2. Take the duvet to the drycleaners.

3. Clean out the “junk room” and turn it back into a guest room.

I feel like I’m nagging myself, this is irritating. :)

this thread…
because i think using 43things has become a nagging list in my head.
It really makes me move forward with things.
Plus…i need more space for new goals!

have one waiting for me to be started right now…

Made it to the dry cleaners today, one down. Washed the car, two down. Only 50,000 to go….fix the lawnmower, make an appointment with the dentist, paint the living room, go to the shoe repair, box up all the crap I want but am not using and store it under the house…nag, nag, nag.

Sure, we all want to be happy, but wouldn’t it make more sense to list the things that will make you happy, and then do them?

And by the same token, how long does “drink more water” or “floss regularly” have to be on a goal list?? Surely not more than a week or two, or however long it takes to qualify “regularly”. Flossing on a daily basis has not been one of my goals, but seeing how many other people want to do this – and it is a worthy goal – I’ve started to do this and have surely reached this goal sooner than folks who have listed it. So come on, people. Those two have to be the easiest goals out there, so do it and move on!