refine, redefine, reorganize, and revise my goals

I need to do this. I look at my list and think “this is not where I am right now” and I’m even thinking of redoing my big 101 things in 1001 days list.

Ironically, I “gave up” on taking my vitamins every day for a month today, even though I took a vitamin this morning for the first time in ages. I don’t know if it’s all that important to me right now and I’d rather try adjusting my diet than just taking a supplement.

I’m getting rid of the goal “hang up the big mirror in my bedroom” because it’s been up for a year and it’s more of a to-do list kind of thing anyway. Plus, really it falls under the goal of “make my bedroom a sanctuary of peace” anyway.

“sort out my wardrobe” needs to be edited to a more specific goal but I haven’t decided on a wording yet.

I changed some goals. More of what I did was merge them, however. I also gave up on some. This was exactly what my list needed, as there were too many goals that were difficult to measure, too many that seemed impossible, and too many that overlapped. When I finished the revision, I also added some goals.

I’ll come back to this someday when I need it again.

This needs doing. I have not refined in too long.

I’m going to do this right now.

Moved two goals (take vitamins daily and drink at least 1 liter of water a day) to “take better care of myself” rather than keeping them as normal goals.

I marked “Eat more fruits and vegetables” as done since I think I’m eating more than I was when I began the goal. It needs to be replaced with something more definitive though because I’m still not eating enough of them.

I added “Take better care of myself” and I plan to roll a few of my other goals into that one. In this particular case I think it’s better to have the one big goal instead of a bunch of smaller ones.

I’m going through my list and breaking the larger goals down into small manageable tasks so that I can better work at actually getting them done. For instance, “How do I go about making my bedroom a sanctuary of peace if I don’t know what would make it such? I need a plan of action,” and so on.

I’ve given up on learn a second language for now.

I’m thinking I may combine my health type goals into “take better care of myself”.