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I meant to post this yesterday, but I’ve been holding a sick 8 month old ALL day long and into the night. I’m excited to share some new goals for March. Grace was my motto this month and it’s a good thing because, as you’ll see, I didn’t complete some of the goals. It’s good to reflect each month and learn my strengths/weaknesses, as well
I’m really glad I started monthly goals instead of New Year resolutions. January had a few hiccups, but it was a good starting point to the year and I’m ready to make some new goals for February. First, here’s how I did in January. SPIRITUAL: 1. Start my Jesus Calling devotional – This devotional is great even the second time around. 2. Listen to more
Every year, I think about new year’s resolutions and I usually make several I want to stick with for the year. I was reading “Say Goodbye to Survival Mode” by Crystal Paine last year and she talks about setting monthly (even weekly) goals. I also read a lot of organizational tips from Alejandra.tv and she encourages quarterly goals vs. new year resolutions. Maybe this is
It’s been a really busy year so far in 2014. I had a lot of projects on my list. I was reading through my list and realized I have completed a lot of them, so I wanted to update the list and share some photos. Here is my original list with the projects I’ve completed so far. 2014 ORGANIZING PROJECTS: –Organize master closet –Sell items
I always go resolution crazy and then end up forgetting about them a month in. It’s important for me to have them written down or typed out and then kept in plain sight so I will see them daily. I also changed the word from “resolutions” to “goals.” These are things I’m striving for, not something that has to be checked off everyday. I tried
