devise a radical self-improvement plan

I don’t think I really read this one through…

Most of all…I don’t think I need a radical self-improvement plan… as someone posted before.. I’m trying to improve small daily things on my attitude and persona.

I joined it to help with the diet/fitness part of the plan. I saw sparkpeople on someone’s list here…you can find the coolest stuff on 43things. It is like a giant internet editor.

... so i decided I better get this done. (proofs in the photo) I don’t have the energy to re-type it out.

I like what Todd Gehman said on his entry about an amplified life. I need to include more. More things, more daring things, more fun things. That coupled with the self-improvement part and I think I can finally mark this as complete!

I have devised a great self improvement plan!!!! Now, what makes it radical? I can’t quite think what will make it radical. If radical wasn’t so important to this goal, it would be called devise a self improvement plan. Any suggestions?

I put this goal on my list ages ago because I liked the way it sounded. I have never given my thought to what it actually means to me. I think now is a good time to do that.

radical self improvement plan… why not just start radically improving by achieving goals?

2 days and not going so strong but going. I have to find more fun. Reading has become almost manic. What else? Probably the meditation thing.

Well I want to improve my self and it’s practically what much of my life is about… Taking steps forward to being more myself… and sure sometimes I take a step backwards but what makes the difference is that I’m getting there. I mean we improve ourselves everyday but think about if we had a plan – it would just give us such a sense of direction….

Next month is slated to include SCUBA diving certification, a hot air balloon ride, the Landmark Forum, the final project for color photo class, the first birthday party I’ve ever thrown for myself, and a trip to Europe. I expect it to be the most insane month I’ve ever lived, a kind of amplified life, and I reckon that means my self-development plan has officially kicked in. I certainly wouldn’t have attempted to have such an August two years ago, before 43 Things happened. There’s no end point to self-development, of course, so I’ll probably recalibrate with a new plan once per year. But it’s time to check this one off.