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How to review my goals REGULARLY
It made me
Organized
 "It made me see what goals are actually worth attempting."
How I did it: Every single day i logged on to 43things i was changing details of my list. It was an ongoing thing and now my list has been made smaller by me deleting goals that ment the same thing as previous goals. Lessons & tips: Don't stress about it. Even if you review one goal a day. Or every few days you do a little chunk, this goal will finally feel completed. Resources: Other 43things members lists.
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sarahinparis Finally finished that bathroom art project! Pics in the entry below
How I did it: I started by listing all the things I thought i wanted. Then I worked on prioritizing the list. I cut down items until I was usually working with around 25, because more became unmanageable.I worked on accomplishing things and crossing them off the list.I let go of what I wasn't willing to actually work on, some of which I removed forever, some I moved to inactive status. I started to align working w 43T and Getting Things Don… Read how I did it…
NualaBuala is toddling off to bed
I’ve been oh-so-neglectful of this and all my other goals. So before I do anything else, I’m going to give my list an overhaul.
But … I’m going to be good and fit it in around all the college work that needs doing. I’ve a deadline to meet so am promising myself not to use 43T as an excuse to prosrastinate!!! There – it’s in writing now so that’s binding. :-)
NualaBuala is toddling off to bed
so I’ve got some major reviewing to do! I haven’t been near 43T in ages as I’ve been away and got sidetracked once I got back. But it really does help me in so many ways so I’m going to spend some of my evening reviewing and hopefully getting focussed again.
NualaBuala is toddling off to bed
Otherwise I end up neglecting my goals or putting my energy into goals that are lower priority. Whatever gets my attention is what ends up getting done.
The first thing I did was try to order my goals in a sensible way. I put the active things ahead of the passive ones. E.g. Read more is a higher priority than not watching TV cos I figure if I’m busy enough reading I won’t bother put the TV on.
And I put the goals that I think won’t happen in the near future nearer the bottom. The ones I need to complete soon are nearer the top to remind me to get on with them!
Maybe every weekend or so – at least take the opportunity of 43 things! I think there are quite a few goals I could really squeeze together, while adding some more
