I'm self-employed. Does that make me beady-eyed? lol.
The snow...the snow! I have this bad habit of rarely checking the weather report. (Why bother? They're wrong most of the time anyway, right?) So, the snow totally caught me by surprise!
But a little surprise now and then keeps life interesting.
You know, when I met you, I never really looked. Just kidding!!
I figured out the problem with New Year's Resolutions. If you have more than one (I have 4 major ones)they compete for time! It's still a good idea to give yourself yearly goals, but I guess that's where priorities come in.
I'll look for that magazine article the next time I'm at Barnes and Noble. Congrats.
I think it is awesome that you have four goals for this year. You know, I've been thinking about this and I like the word 'goal' instead of 'resolution'. Goal implies something fresh and new and positive whereas resolution (when used in connection with New Year's) has a negative connotation. It often means to drop a bad habit (ie. quit smoking, lose weigh etc.) Maybe that's what bothers me about resolutions.
Goals or Resolutions. They're the same thing under a different name.
If I don't set them at the beginning of the year (I'm actually thinking that I want to set them twice a year - once in January and once in July), I find that I've accomplished nothing at the end of the year. I'm starting to run out of years that I can do nothing. I'm already in my 60s.
It's good to have something to shoot for, whatever you call it, as long as it's measurable so that you have a specific target and not a blue sky idea that you don't know if you accomplished it or not.
I do have weight loss as one of the four, but it's not only the number but changing the way I eat (and what I eat) and a gradually increasing amount of exercise that I'll know if I hit or not.
They're is another one dealing with writing (going beyond where I ended last year), another with finance (won't go into specifics), and a last one going room to room claning out clutter which I accumulated over the years and starting to get overwhelming.
So your boss is beady-eyed?
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P.S. I've had enough snow already and this was the only real snowfall of the season. A lot of shoveling.
I'm self-employed. Does that make me beady-eyed? lol.
ReplyDeleteThe snow...the snow! I have this bad habit of rarely checking the weather report. (Why bother? They're wrong most of the time anyway, right?) So, the snow totally caught me by surprise!
But a little surprise now and then keeps life interesting.
Cheers,
Lori
You know, when I met you, I never really looked. Just kidding!!
ReplyDeleteI figured out the problem with New Year's Resolutions. If you have more than one (I have 4 major ones)they compete for time! It's still a good idea to give yourself yearly goals, but I guess that's where priorities come in.
I'll look for that magazine article the next time I'm at Barnes and Noble. Congrats.
Take care.
Mario
I think it is awesome that you have four goals for this year. You know, I've been thinking about this and I like the word 'goal' instead of 'resolution'. Goal implies something fresh and new and positive whereas resolution (when used in connection with New Year's) has a negative connotation. It often means to drop a bad habit (ie. quit smoking, lose weigh etc.) Maybe that's what bothers me about resolutions.
ReplyDeleteCheers,
Lori
Lori,
ReplyDeleteGoals or Resolutions. They're the same thing under a different name.
If I don't set them at the beginning of the year (I'm actually thinking that I want to set them twice a year - once in January and once in July), I find that I've accomplished nothing at the end of the year. I'm starting to run out of years that I can do nothing. I'm already in my 60s.
It's good to have something to shoot for, whatever you call it, as long as it's measurable so that you have a specific target and not a blue sky idea that you don't know if you accomplished it or not.
I do have weight loss as one of the four, but it's not only the number but changing the way I eat (and what I eat) and a gradually increasing amount of exercise that I'll know if I hit or not.
They're is another one dealing with writing (going beyond where I ended last year), another with finance (won't go into specifics), and a last one going room to room claning out clutter which I accumulated over the years and starting to get overwhelming.
Busy year ahead.
Take care.
Mario
Good luck with them all! Very admirable.
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