This year, inspired by 18 for 2018 the goal setting mode of operation by Gretchen Rubin and Elizabeth Kraft of the podcast, Happier, I've tried to come up with many short and sweet goals (namely 18) as opposed to few lofty goals as I think that will be easier to manage and attain in this season of life.
1. start journaling again
2. get outside as often as possible
3. make cinnamon bread (my daughter has been asking to make this since we read this favorite book)
4. paint my nails more often
5. celebrate the little things
6. work out at least 3-4 days a week
7. make smarter eating choices (avoid the sugar)
8. try and limit checking my email/social media to time before my kids are awake / rest time / after bedtime (i.e. avoid being on my phone in front of my kids)
9. cut myself some slack (underlined three times)
10. get a new instagram account for the blog up and running
11. read 70 books (my current goal on Goodreads)
12. save $--- for my destination travel fund, always inspired by this blog
13. grow my Beautycounter business
14. make montage videos for my kids' birthdays
15. try more savory (international) options for breakfast (getting sick of boring ol' granola over here)
16. make pita bread from scratch for this favorite dinner which we always have in rotation
17. sub a few times this year (getting back in the swing of teaching, as I miss it so)
18. enjoy every little moment. stop. look. listen. breathe.
Alright, I did it! It's out there! Phew... Honestly, I'm pretty proud of myself that I got this up in June and not July. It's the little things people.
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YAY! Achievable and measureable, which is how goals are supposed to be written (or at least that us what I tell my grad students anyways!).
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