So what of you dont? What do you have to lose if you dont? Nothing. You will just be in the same place you are now. Why not give it a whirl?
I have always felt so much better having goals to work towards, even if I never make it to them. Writing them down with those good intentions of changing is what it is about. Change.... It is all in hoping for change for the better. I truly believe that by writing these things down, in a sense, begins preparing you mentally and emotionally for goal accomplishment.
In 2017 I will do/have/be/say/etc LESS
social media
complaining
comparing
spending
distractions
clutter
worrying
empty promises
over scheduling
volunteering for too much
And I will do/have/be/say/etc MORE
bible journaling
reading
intentional
saying "no"
water
attending church
one on one with my children
praying
blog posts
vacations
connecting
listening
mentoring
helping the needy
free time
Work goals:
I am Docket Coordinator which at times can require extensive multitasking. I like to incorporate work goals in with my new year resolutions as well. I mean, I feel like I do a pretty good job, and most of these things I do anyways, but there is always room for improvement. I may just want to do better than 2016. I am constantly wanting to better myself in my work environment.
•Organize
•Keep a planner (color coded)
•Positive attitude
•Combine work and home calendar in google
•keep office clean
•neater penmanship
Photography Business goals:
•rebrand
•organize workflow
•trim post processing time
•offer digital downloads
• book 10 new clients (or more!)
If you know me, any, you know I quite possibly could keep this list going and going. I think this does a good job with overall summing up where I am headed.
Here's to putting on my game face and letting 2017 know who's in charge. Chyeahhhh!
Later mermaids! ✌
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