As the New Year has come upon us this week I, as most, have been mulling over ideas on how to make this year better than the last. I use to secretly hate this time of year I felt it was so boring and feckless, but as I've gotten older I've come to anticipate it. I personally don't like to set outrageous goals because at this point in my life I have a pretty good grasp on what is realistic for myself and what isn't. Instead I like to look at it as an opportunity to recommit to making positive life choices.
And so circling back-- Emily had shared some goals that she had for this coming year and I loved her template-- so as encouraged I decided to take a few moments and fill mine in. I hope you will take some time and do the same.
BAD HABIT TO BREAK // Procrastination and less sugar more greens
NEW SKILL TO LEARN // Speaking Italitan
PERSON TO BE LIKE // The person I want to be like the most this year is myself, rather the person I see in my head that I want to be. That would be a huge accomplishment.
GOOD DEED TO DO // Bring baked goods to those who need a special moment.
PLACE TO VISIT // Reykjavik and Stockholm
BOOK TO READ // Nine times out of ten I enjoy a book more than a movie. So this year I want to read every book that was adapted to a film before I see it. The first on the list is the Pulitzer Prize winning August: Osage County by Tracy Letts.
LETTER TO WRITE // Not necessarily letters in my case, but I want to be more on top of sending actual birthday cards to friends and loves ones.
FOOD TO TRY // Duck
DO BETTER AT // My personal scripture study and preparing earlier for my class lessons
{via: 30 days} |
Well I showed you mine- time to get on yours!
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ReplyDeleteI love the way these resolutions are broken up! I wish I had the patience to learn a new language! That's definitely high up on my list, but I know not to put it out in the universe so I don't fail publicly ;)
ReplyDeletexo TJ
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