re-evaluate my goals

Who’s gonna hire a zombie? Especially one who can’t lift more than 10-15 lbs or use a regular computer station (I have to use a laptop)?

To do this. While nothing on my list strikes me as wrong, exactly, I need to look at things and see if I can be more specific, more directed. I’m losing focus.

Wow, this is goal is harder than I thought it would be, although I’ve had it on my list before. I’ve checked off a couple big, ongoing goals (be happy, exercise regularly), and I know there is more to check off, retire and add. Retiring (giving up on) goals is tricky to, but I don’t think its productive to have things on my list that I don’t want to be working on.

Checking off being happy was odd, because I thought it would always be on my list. But I know that I am a lot happier on a regular basis than I used to be. I also feel that it is covered under my new number one goal: Identify as a Happy and Healthy Person. I really would like those traits to be at the very core of who I am.

Its time to go through the list again. Clear out the ones I don’t want to work on, check off the less concrete ones that I’ve pretty much accomplished, and add some new ones to inspire me.

I have evaluated my goals and gotten rid of the useless ones and added some new ones. My new goals make me feel like a very different person. I am really looking forward to this change and the surprises it will bring.

i think i did it, kinda. i dont know. re-evaluating goals is a process, a normal thing to do. and they change all the time.

im not too strung up about this one.

It’s a work in progress, chopping and changing here and there :)

My life goals have shifted a bit which means that so must the goals on my list. Some of the things on my list I really want to do but they don’t seem like they are going to happen. The problem is that I feel guilty about removing goals because it makes me feel like I am cheating myself out of doing them.

It’s something that needs to be done, to better my aims and objectives for this year, formulate what I really want, and the steps I should take to progressing, and eventually completing. I’m excited about this year. Full of potential :D

hmmm… its 2008, and i guess today the new year, new day, where everyone kinda evaluates their lives and priorities.

i am starting to believe that my goals need to be specific, measurable and with a timeline to make them a bit more acheivable. my 43 things list is full of silly, superficial, serious, long-term, long-distance goals.

i am a junior in college, i plan to take some time off when i graduate, and then get a MA. so should a MA really be on my list, b/c there is not much i can do about it just yet.

i guess the question is who do i want to be and what goals will take me there.