Not take on any more challenging goals for the time being.

and plan to do this goal for a while longer than the rest of this month. I’ve really learned that I do have limits while pursuing this goal. Focusing on my current list is what needs to happen, further additional challenges will only distract from my current priorities. I’m glad I’ve learned the intended lesson of this goal! :D

is getting a bit challenging in and of itself. I keep on having ideas, and then have to tell myself that I’ve got this one to think about. It’s over 60 days I have left. I think it’ll be a great thing for me to continue with, and I’m sure that if I were to do a crazy thing like give up on this goal several people will enforce my consequences. LOL

I can add after I complete this goal. This isn’t something I’m committing to do, though, because I might change my mind.

I like the goal Kim’s doing about writing 20 things I like about myself goal and see good value in it. I also like the goal Todd’s done recently about writing a letter to your younger self. I think it would be very beneficial to do that for several of my younger selves.

for new goals this week. But, I know that they’d make me fail this goal, so it’s very wonderful to have this as a challenge! :D Today has made me realize how much I really need this goal up. And, I know at least TJ is carefully monitoring this goal, too. ;) LOL

LOVE this goal! :D

a lot of the goals on my list are challenging. The more I look at the list, the more I tell myself I shouldn’t take on any more. So, the criteria for this goal is simple, I cannot add any more challenging goals to my list before August 30. I can check this one off as complete on August 30 (my deadline is August 31, but I’ve noticed if you wait until the day of your deadline it reflects you’ve failed). Defining “challenging” is difficult, but if someone thinks a goal I’ve added is, they can ask me about it and I’ll have a day or two to think about it and get back to them. If I’ve determined it is challenging, then I’ll have to give up on this goal and fail.

I’m doing this as a measure for stress management purposes. Last week I got dangerously close to too much stress.