I like to make goals for the new year. In the past, I have had varying rates of success and completion, but my success is greater when the goals are recorded; in a planner, on an electronic notepad, the wall...somewhere unavoidable. Since paper is now considered dated methodology for organizing life, I thought maybe this blog could keep me honest in 2012:
- make a business or organization plan (even if it's a rough draft...wouldn't it be amazing to build something productive on my own??)
- make a patio herb garden (it bugs me to pay dollars for bunches of fresh herbs...it would be much better to have pots of herbs at the ready on the patio)
- exercise at least 30 mins 3x a week (all 52 weeks, with the only excuse being out-of-town or physical inability due to illness etc...shameful that this seems hard to fit in)
- get a tattoo (been thinking about it for a couple of years, and it's not going away, so I think it's time)
- put down roots (hopefully no moving in 2012, and hopefully a purchase of some land or a property that we hope to have in our life for some years)
I feel like I have been making tangible goal lists forever, but I when I looked back through my old planners, I realized that is not true. Here are some bits that I did find though, representing a range of ambition levels and a lifetime of feeling curious about everything:
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